Labor wants division, not jobs
McManus treats Australians like idiots; Shorten is insisting on a class struggle.
Nick Cater
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The future we cannot afford
We either need to spend less or pay more, but right now Australia doesn’t add up.
The future we cannot afford
We either need to spend less or pay more, but right now Australia doesn’t add up.
Hard times as we loosen belts
Unbroken growth sounds good, but the foundations are beginning to rumble.
Hard times ahead as we loosen our belts
Unbroken growth sounds good, but the foundations are beginning to rumble.
Science, politics don’t tell us future
The broken promises of green energy were as inevitable as they will be costly.
Look out if science and politics tell future
The broken promises of green energy were as inevitable as they will be costly.
Leak cut down bullies with a pen
When jihadists threatened Leak for drawing a cartoon of Mohammed, he returned to the theme of militant Islam frequently.
No Champion of working class
If anyone should be anxious about jobs it’s the Member for Wakefield, a distressed SA electorate in a destitute state.
Coca-Cola runs out of gas in SA
News that Coca-Cola will be closing its Adelaide bottling plant was greeted with the Premier’s customary shrug.
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