The Albanese Government thinks tax cuts, energy bill handouts and a surplus maximises its chances of winning a second term and we’ll be going to the polls sooner rather than later, writes Peta Credlin.
This Labor government will try to convince taxpayers it will handle the economy with care in Tuesday’s budget, but there is too much evidence that suggests otherwise, writes Peta Credlin.
Australians will usually forgive a first-term government for honest mistakes but not only have shocking mistakes been made, they’ve consistently been lied about, writes Peta Credlin.
We cannot allow the Albanese Government to get its way in controlling what you can see and read online and that’s why the removal of the footage regarding Bishop Emmanuel is such an important issue, writes Peta Credlin.
The Voice’s opponents can’t believe their luck. Anthony Albanese and the working group have handed them a miracle weapon with the Liberals soon to drop their pretence on what side they will land.
The Voice referendum won’t end well, argues Peta Credlin. Defeat will leave many Aboriginal people embittered and our country divided, but success will create two classes of citizen.
As Anthony Albanese has kept detail out of the Voice debate, most Australians don’t really know what it is about nor understand its likely reach into non-Indigenous lives, argues Peta Credlin.
Australia’s plan to acquire nuclear-powered submarines will be eye-wateringly expensive, but the defence of the nation can’t be done on the cheap, writes Peta Credlin.
Labor’s superannuation tax increase is a case study in how not to make policy, and the result is a government that looks incompetent as well as dishonest, writes Peta Credlin.
The superannuation firestorm that erupted this week is proof the Labor Party want higher taxes and more control over your money, writes Peta Credlin.
With tough times ahead tipped by the RBA, the risk is that government policy will make them much worse, writes Peta Credlin.
Last week’s theatrical exit of Senator Lidia Thorpe from the Greens might have done the whole country a favour, writes Peta Credlin.
Anthony Albanese seems to forget that he doesn’t have a mandate for the radical remaking of Australia that he and his government seem hellbent on pursuing, writes Peta Credlin.
Coal-fired power is being withdrawn from the system by woke public companies and gas developments have become almost impossible which means prices will keep on rising.
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