Energy fiasco could doom Albanese to poll defeat
The Albanese government’s ‘green fanaticism’ is embodied in Energy Minister Chris Bowen – and it could cost Labor power.
The Albanese government’s ‘green fanaticism’ is embodied in Energy Minister Chris Bowen – and it could cost Labor power.
Is it too easy to become an Australian citizen? Have we let political correctness water down the thorough checks we should be making?
What if a conservative male politician told lies about a Labor woman, inflicting enormous reputational damage and, when his claims were finally found to be false, still refused to apologise? The uproar from the #MeToo movement would be nuclear.
In announcing his stance on only one flag, Dutton was both establishing a clear contrast with Labor and differentiating the Dutton Coalition from the Morrison one.
At present, Labor’s sole economic credential is that it has produced the first back-to-back surpluses since Peter Costello was treasurer.
We’re sinking further into debt while shovelling billions overseas to atone for living on a continent rich in fossil fuels that we can export but can’t use.
It’s nearly 50 years since the defeat of Whitlam and voters will have their chance to mark the anniversary by dispatching a government worse than Whitlam’s.
Labor’s energy deception is staggering, but unless these issues about pending new targets and prices are exposed the government will get away with it.
With no first-term landslide margin to fall back on, even a modest shift could send this PM for Perks packing.
The backlash to Daniel Andrews’ appointment at a youth mental health service was harsh and immediate. And for me, it came with a personal insight.
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