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.
Dan Andrews receiving a King’s Birthday award may be absurd but he’s far from the only undeserving winner, with the entire honours system in desperate need of review.
Victorian Labor’s war against property investors is intensifying, with a raft of costly and onerous new measures that are certain to see rental prices soar further and more landlords exiting the market.
Anthony Albanese’s culpability in the badly bungled Direction 99 debacle, which has seen hardened criminals including pedophiles and rapists dodge deportation, may run deeper than first thought.
The state government may have dodged a bullet when criminal charges over the bungled hotel quarantine program were dropped, but if a looming class action succeeds, it may become the biggest in Victorian history.
The Albanese government has added insult to injury by failing to condemn the mad political activism of the International Criminal Court.
Victoria’s debt-riddled state government is hooked on property taxes and it is simply unsustainable for many suffering land tax stress to hold on to property.
It’s clear the moral-posturing pretenders at the AFL have learnt nothing from the Voice referendum with more race-based activism that will see a number of clubs change their names to indigenous terms.
The push by Asthma Australia to ban wood fires in new homes shows appalling judgment.
Not long ago if you said anything about Covid vaccine injuries, you would be called a conspiracy theorist. Now, Dan Andrews and Scott Morrison are among a long list of politicians who should apologise.
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