Peter Dutton has withstood vicious media treatment in the past but the heat is about to be turned up to thermonuclear levels now he is unashamedly backing a conservative policy agenda, including an outright ban on visas for Palestinians from Gaza.
Absurd conspiracy theories have been used to divert attention away from the undeniable reality that the International Olympic Committee is allowing two male boxers to compete against real women at the Paris Games.
It’s time the AFL lived up to the standard it demands of the community and block any move by St Kilda to recruit Tarryn Thomas – anything else is an insult to female victims and makes a mockery of the league’s activism.
Men beating women are normally considered contemptible, cowardly losers who deserve a stint behind bars. But not at the Olympics, which shows just how insidious the trans movement’s influence is in sport.
To see four race-obsessed grievance mongers so effortlessly breach Parliament House security doesn’t fill one with great confidence and it’s time this kind of activism is met with the full force of the law.
Premier Jacinta Allan is insulting the intelligence of Victorians. At least her predecessor drew the line at this issue and made an argument rooted in fact and logic.
The incoming governor-general’s huge pay packet proves Labor is a party that rewards its mates at Australians’ expense when the role should be reserved for a uniting figure who donates any salary back to the taxpayer.
It’s no surprise the renewable rent seekers in the corporate sector are panicking about the prospect of Australia embracing nuclear energy – it could spell the end to what has been a lucrative, guaranteed income stream.
Eleven years on from a near-fatal crash involving Daniel Andrews and Cath Andrews, cyclist Ryan Meuleman’s family still don’t have clarity on why Victoria Police failed so comprehensively.
Union thugs are exerting such power that both state and federal Labor, who are beneficiaries of tens of millions in donations from the union movement, are reluctant to condemn behaviour that crosses the lines from lawful and robust to outright blackmail.
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