Native title plight is out of sight, out of mind for politicians
No referendum is needed to fix this issue, which could involve billions of dollars nationally. Just a bit of political will by federal and state Labor would do it.
No referendum is needed to fix this issue, which could involve billions of dollars nationally. Just a bit of political will by federal and state Labor would do it.
If it appears Chris Bowen is keeping a low profile ahead of May 3, it might just be because he knows something most environment writers have not yet reported.
Today most journalists run a race-call version of reporting, in which the political winner is the side offering the most free giveaways.
Much of the campaign against golf is driven by the idea it is an elite sport – yet it is not the elite private clubs that are being targeted, because they own their own land. What a tragedy if it became a sport only for the rich.
Trump’s second term is already a success globally, insofar as challenging the madder agenda of identity politics that consumed the Democrats under President Joe Biden.
Australia is being bullied by a great power with a GDP not much smaller than America’s, 1.4 billion people and a larger navy and army than the US.
Journalists in Australia have been slow to cover the story of the rise of domestic anti-Semitism.
How can so many in the media allow Chris Bowen to pretend renewables are the cheapest form of power?
Don’t expect the ABC or The New York Times to report fairly on the failings of the organisations that Trump targets.
Anthony Albanese and Jim Chalmers are making the same mistakes Kevin Rudd and Julia Gillard did – minus the public leadership instability.
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