To see four race-obsessed grievance mongers so effortlessly breach Parliament House security doesn’t fill one with great confidence and it’s time this kind of activism is met with the full force of the law.
Premier Jacinta Allan is insulting the intelligence of Victorians. At least her predecessor drew the line at this issue and made an argument rooted in fact and logic.
The incoming governor-general’s huge pay packet proves Labor is a party that rewards its mates at Australians’ expense when the role should be reserved for a uniting figure who donates any salary back to the taxpayer.
It’s no surprise the renewable rent seekers in the corporate sector are panicking about the prospect of Australia embracing nuclear energy – it could spell the end to what has been a lucrative, guaranteed income stream.
Eleven years on from a near-fatal crash involving Daniel Andrews and Cath Andrews, cyclist Ryan Meuleman’s family still don’t have clarity on why Victoria Police failed so comprehensively.
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.
Many within the Jewish community have been enthusiastic allies of “progressive” activists but the modern Left are not their friends — and the Greens have shown an appetite for rabid anti-Zionism.
A radicalised teen assailant who stabbed a man in a Bunnings carpark in Perth’s south made his intentions and motivations crystal clear, so why are authorities baulking at calling a spade a spade?
A Greens senator has argued that racist comments against white people aren’t really racist, as she sues over an alleged breach of the Racial Discrimination Act. It’s a case that has huge significance for free speech in this country.
The bruised and battered face of 73-year-old Ninette Simons should shame the Albanese government and prompt the immediate demotion of Immigration Minister Andrew Giles and Home Affairs Minister Clare O’Neil.
One would have hoped that the Voice referendum would’ve served as a wake-up call to the Australian media, but instead journalists are doubling down on activism masquerading as reporting — and the usual suspects have embarrassed themselves.
The 3AW brains trust are finding that simply putting a younger host with an Instagram following into the crucial drive timeslot will not see younger listeners migrate en masse to AM radio.
Are people seriously shocked that a religious leader holds religious views including about the ever expanding alphabet people?
For Lisa Wilkinson to triumphantly proclaim outside court that she was found to have published the truth about the Bruce Lehrmann and Brittany Higgins case is not the full story, not even close.
You’ve got to love Andrew Bogut for summing up how rotten the league’s illicit drug policy is and how claims of “putting player welfare first” are self-serving codswallop.
It says something about the “integrity” standards of the AFL that Jeremy Finlayson’s offence is considered far more grievous than a player who breaks the law by obtaining and using a banned substance.
If the nation was ever given a referendum on the Big Australia strategy — driven by a perfect storm of ineptitude and poor planning — the result would make the failed Voice look popular.
Outgoing Lord Mayor Sally Capp’s irrational, ideological and downright idiotic war on cars has had catastrophic consequences.
Few Australian politicians, particularly those from Labor, have copped such a reaction, and most of it resoundingly negative.
The antics of these far left simpletons are an enormous waste of police resources and if they want to keep causing havoc in the CBD they should cop the bill.
Sadly, I do not have the space to list all the character assessments Kevin Rudd has received from Labor luminaries over the years, so here are the top 10 sledges.
After the revelations this week about the Commonwealth Games, it’s no wonder Daniel Andrews jumped off the sinking ship.
It’s difficult to fathom just how badly the royal family has mishandled the Kate-gate saga, but it’s very clear they do not control the media narrative.
Never mind the notion “if it ain’t broke, don’t fix it”, the genius strategy at 3AW appears to be “if it ain’t broke, then smash it with a sledgehammer until it’s shattered into a thousand useless pieces”.
While the UK and much of the US are halting dangerous treatments and surgeries for under 18s, Australian clinics are blindly following the deeply flawed “gender affirming” model.
Hard left crusader Adam Bandt rails against capitalism but he has suddenly found a taste for the finer things in life, including private jet charters.
The perpetually outraged are struggling to make sense of the Sam Kerr saga but for many, her offence isn’t what she allegedly said in a heated moment, it’s the hypocrisy of lecturing about racism and allegedly falling short herself.
That John Pesutto has held on for this long is a testament to the lack of talent and depth in the Victorian Liberal Party – and the bad news is his likely replacements aren’t much better.
Scott Morrison’s defence of his government’s Covid-era response in his farewell speech was fanciful bordering on delusional but the former PM was right to urge an embrace of values that underpin our civilisation.
Jacinta Allan’s Labor government is inhabiting a parallel universe if it thinks debt-riddled Victoria — with soaring insolvencies and fewer business start-ups than elsewhere — is “going gangbusters”.
The Labor candidate for Dunkley’s “white privilege” analysis of No voters puts her at odds with some 56 per cent of the electorate she seeks to represent.
Channel 10’s legal woes have become a soap opera and each new eye-opening revelation highlights how some segments of the media are proudly divorced from reality.
Indigenous Australians Minister Linda Burney revealed disturbing news this week that suggests the government is pushing ahead with plans to defy the will of the Australian people.
Activists, feckless politicians, sporting bodies and big corporates who shunned Australia Day are joyously marking the Lunar New Year, but how can the race-obsessed malcontent look past China’s litany of crimes?
The Queensland Premier may have giggled like a schoolgirl when asked about the devastating impact of youth crime but at least the Sunshine State government, unlike Victoria’s, has no plans to raise the age of criminal responsibility.
The Marxist malcontents in local government have been delivered a clear message, while the far-Left revealed their ugly side at the Pride March.
Victorians resoundingly voted against the type of racial division that the radical activists camped out in Kings Domain are pushing for.
The electorate is ill-served with mediocre politicians who lack conviction and competency – in 2024 we need real leadership.
Attorney-General Mark Dreyfus has apologised to a reporter for his meltdown, but Australians are still waiting for him to apologise for his general inept performance.
It has been clear for some time but to deny the suffering inflicted on women for the ‘crime’ of being Israeli proves the modern feminist movement cares little about women.
The media is full of activists masquerading as impartial journalists but those signing a letter calling to treat Hamas and the Israeli government as equally untrustworthy have hit a new low.
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