After speaking to a sheep farmer in western Victoria it’s clear a regional revolt not seen since Jeff Kennett lost the unlosable election back in 1999 is fully under way, and you can feel the rural anger growing.
After a decade of being run by two career politicians with arts degrees in Dan Andrews and Jacinta Allan, our state urgently needs its own deal-making version of the US president.
Jacinta Allan is creating a system that will treat one group of Victorians differently to another, and sending a very clear signal that group will be richly compensated. Whether the rest of us like it or not.
The Allan government’s industry-destroying move to turn off gas for homes and businesses is the latest example of over-privileged and overpaid politicians damaging the Australian way of life.
The woman running Victoria’s finances into the ground recently told the media she felt “a sense of doom for America” before claiming Victoria “offered stability and opportunity”. For God’s sake Jaclyn, who are you kidding?
As unlikely as it would seem, Kyle Sandilands this week made a hell of a lot of sense talking about immigration and why we deserve to know the background of violent youth offenders.
Melbourne and Australia lost something unique this week – a live TV show with passion, courage, humour and a heart. Those dancing on its grave are ignorant.
Our politically-correct and perpetually nervous AFL industry tries to paint Kane Cornes as some sort of over-the-top outrage merchant who needs to be silenced. But footy desperately needs more entertainers like him.
Our Prime Minister is a multi-millionaire — with a $4.3m beach house — but despite his own enormous wealth, he is now attacking anyone who has worked hard and accumulated a healthy super fund.
A photo of Jacinta Allan and Jaclyn Symes sharing a belly laugh before releasing a state budget containing a bin fire of debt should haunt the pair. How the hell did the Victorian public let this happen?
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