It won’t be long before other Labor governments across Australia will follow Victoria’s lead and ban gas from new dwellings as part of their climate change crusade which has infected all parts of our lives, writes Peta Credlin.
If you think the climate attacks on energy are bad, just wait for what’s coming next as the Albanese government prepares to inflict the same transformations on other parts of our economy, writes Peta Credlin.
A power system that is neither affordable nor reliable is inevitable after the lies peddled for the best part of two decades by both sides of politics, writes Peta Credlin.
Indigenous Affairs Minister Linda Burney’s National Press Club speech was meant to reduce confusion and reset debate around the Voice, writes Peta Credlin. It did none of those things and that’s exactly how she wants it.
Australia’s march towards herd vaccination is moving slowly with many elderly people worried about Astra Zeneca. So why can’t they get Pfizer, asks Peta Credlin.
The ‘Labor-style’ budget delivered last week proved one thing – Scott Morrison is focused on the next election and needs those votes he wouldn’t normally attract, writes Peta Credlin.
If the Tamil family case succeeds, it won’t be long before illegal arrivals start thinking that if you can get to Australia and have a child, you can stay.
When Treasurer Josh Frydenberg releases the budget on Tuesday there needs to be signs that the vast pandemic spending really is temporary and targeted, writes Peta Credlin.
Coronavirus escaping hotel quarantine is a constant fear for state premiers who want Canberra to take the blame for their own inadequacies.
The education system is designed to teach kids to be activists and is no longer about teaching them how to read, write, count and think, writes Peta Credlin.
Years ago winning a seat in Parliament meant being the best and brightest. Today it’s all about factional timeservers and recycled MPs.
Despite Australia’s troop withdrawal from Afghanistan it does not mean we can assume that great power conflict is a thing of the past but do we still have what it takes to defend our values, asks Peta Credlin?
Almost the entire political class would prefer to ignore an ongoing criminal investigation into the Victorian government for its inept handling of hotel quarantine that led to nearly 800 deaths, Peta Crelin writes.
Labor wants an inquiry into whether Christian Porter is a fit to be Attorney-General and it’s impossible to miss the double standards.
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