How the west was won
TONY Abbott’s conservative views are a hit where attachment to tradition is felt.
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THERE were echoes of 1949 from both sides of politics on Saturday night.
Britannica man past use-by date
ABBOTT’S vision bypasses the central planners and technocrats.
New cultural cringe fears world’s eyes
ALLOWING an international covenant to trump acts of parliament is anti-democratic.
Labor resists western values
LABOR doesn’t get that its traditional base has moved on from dependence.
The empty pot of votes at rainbow’s end
WHEN principles and politics collide.
Husic dismisses NBN- Foxtel theory
THE Prime Minister’s parliamentary secretary for broadband, Ed Husic, has dismissed claims that the NBN presents a threat to Foxtel.
Rudd poised to win media land
ELECTION coverage reflects prejudices of the Chatter Zone.
Unimpressed by ALP’s efforts
MAURICE Glasman sees an obsession with legislation as detrimental to democracy.
A numbers game of blowing smoke
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