Clive Palmer
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Palmer targets Dutton in $90 million MAGA-style election pitch
Palmer said the Coalition lacked the aggression of right-wing parties around the globe, as he launched his new party, the Trumpet of Patriots.
- Paul Sakkal
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Clive Palmer, patriot parrot in search of a refuge, blows his trumpet
Clive Palmer, having misplaced his old party’s name, urgently needed a new one for his latest adventure in politics. And so, Trumpet of Patriots is born.
- Tony Wright
Palmer's slip of the tongue at party launch
The billionaire misspoke during a press conference to launch a new political party he'll be affiliated with.
Penny-pinching Palmer? Billionaire miner spotted flying Virgin
Australia’s sixth-richest person doesn’t usually fly with the hoi polloi.
- Kishor Napier-Raman and Stephen Brook
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Can the teals resist this $90m party invitation?
The new election-spending limit for a political party is $90 million, but it’s just $800,000 for a single MP. Might stand-alone teals toe the party line?
- David Crowe
Clive Palmer goes full tilt at the High Court again. Guess the outcome
The billionaire mining magnate loves litigation. Litigation does not love him back.
- Kishor Napier-Raman and Stephen Brook
Where’s the good in Riverwood? Get a heart!
With the number of homeless aged people on the rise, how heartwarming it would have been if the residents of Hardwicke Street had put out the welcome mat.
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Why Clive Palmer bets you can’t tell black from white. Or yellow from teal
Trying to trademark the word “teal” is just the latest effort by the home-grown billionaire to troll Australia.
- Jenna Price
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Clive Palmer applies to trademark ‘teal’ and ‘Clive and Pauline Party’
A spokesperson for the billionaire declined to comment on why the applications had been made, and Pauline Hanson’s One Nation denied there would be a merger.
- Olivia Ireland
Voters laboring under gutless government
Ross Gittins may well bemoan the “era of gutless government”, but perhaps he should direct his criticism to the people responsible, the electors of Australia.
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