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Senator Wong, strong words reduce chance of war
Joe Biden says America will defend Taiwan against Chinese attack. Japan says the same. So how can it be wrong for Peter Dutton to say we would offer support?
Legislating religious freedom may narrow it
As much as I fear the diminution of religious liberty, the conservative lawyer in me is very uncomfortable with codifying rights in this way.
Loss of belief in the Australian project
So much that was intellectually accepted, even just a generation ago, is now aggressively contested or in complete eclipse.
Unforgivable: Turnbull’s treachery knows no bounds
Not only is the former member for Wentworth attacking Scott Morrison as untrustworthy, but he’s frenetically criticising even the PM’s net-zero commitment.
How did Morrison let his government flounder?
Ask yourself this: what’s now the case for re-electing the Coalition, other than the assertion that Labor would be worse?
Glasgow climate bandwagon careering out of control
It staggers me that so many Coalition MPs have been prepared to support net zero. Don’t they know that nothing will ever satisfy the climate warriors?
Morrison’s switch to net zero leaves us in dark
How can something be dead wrong two years ago but now be absolutely right? The PM needs to explain himself to the quiet Australians who voted for him.
Where have all the conviction politicians gone?
Gladys Berejiklian built a reputation for humility, hard work and delivery – a leadership style that is increasingly rare.
PM, it’s time to show us your convictions
Scott Morrison did well on subs but now we need to see what he can deliver on the domestic issues that really worry voters.
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