You can’t run our border policy on sentiment
The Murugappan family is desperate to remain in Australia and I sympathise with them, but the government needs to hold firm on its border policy.
Peta Credlin
Why we should question health advice from medical officers
State chief health officers might be conscientious professionals but why should any authority, no matter how eminent, be accepted without question, Peta Credlin asks.
Parent revolt needed to fight woke schools
The release of the politically correct draft national school curriculum proves parents need to revolt against woke schools, Peta Credlin writes.
Incompetent Victoria still gets it wrong
Victorians are enduring yet another lockdown, caused not by the Covid pandemic, but the Andrews government’s inadequate response.
Labor oppositions have made themselves unelectable
Labor oppositions around Australia are all in trouble because they are paying too much attention to the green-left instead of their working class roots, Peta Credlin writes.
Welcome news on new NSW power station
The green-left agenda is not to cut emissions and protect the environment; it’s to damage the economy by forcing us back onto the intermittent power sources of yesteryear, writes Peta Credlin.
Public service fat cats need to account for their actions
With taxpayer salaries upwards of $900k we need to scrutinise the actions of the faceless bureaucrats who are far more important than most realise, writes Peta Credlin.
Why isn’t Pfizer an option for older people?
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.
Brutal electoral arithmetic against Morrison
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.
Dutton’s successor needs to step up and prove her mettle
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.
Splashing the cash is not a long-term solution
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.
Premiers’ shameless bid to blame quarantine on ScoMo
Coronavirus escaping hotel quarantine is a constant fear for state premiers who want Canberra to take the blame for their own inadequacies.
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