Panahi: Why I’m pining for Daniel Andrews
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.
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.
Don’t expect the AFL and its clubs to live up to the standards it demands of everybody else – when it should be speaking out, it stays mute and fails to take a stand.
Don’t listen to Waleed Aly’s snide but simplistic analysis of the referendum outcome, the real reason it didn’t succeed was because it was racist in principle and costly with far-reaching consequences.
If the No vote prevails it will be a rejection of race politics and a triumph of a genuine grassroots campaign against the powerful, wealthy elite.
It’s clear many of the celebrities advocating for the race-based referendum are ignorant of the details and they’re not helping their cause by calling No voters “dinosaurs and dickheads”.
Advocates for the race-based referendum are determined to inject racial politics into our founding document. These are some of their most recent blunders and dodgy tactics.
More than any other leader, Jacinta Price has explained why the Voice is wrong in principle and dangerous if put in practice. In the face of threats, abuse and vitriol, she has remained dignified.
If Qantas chairman Richard Goyder’s position was vulnerable before, after losing an appeal in the High Court over the sacking of 1700 workers, it’s increasingly untenable.
The AFL has a history of relentlessly leftist political activism so you know the ‘yes’ Voice case is circling the drain when it decides not to campaign on its biggest day.
Time’s up for Alan Joyce, who took Qantas from the “spirit of Australia” to an underperforming, activist airline that shoved toxic race politics down passengers’ throats.
The power of the increasingly intolerant and extremist trans lobby is evident in the way politicians, bureaucrats and celebrities bend to its ideology.
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