PM fails to heed foreign policy mistakes of his Labor hero Curtin
Just as Curtin maintained a naive, pacifist stance on the eve of World War II, Albanese seems more intent on appeasing the panda than reinforcing ties with the US, our closest ally.
Just as Curtin maintained a naive, pacifist stance on the eve of World War II, Albanese seems more intent on appeasing the panda than reinforcing ties with the US, our closest ally.
The Melbourne council of Darebin has a truth-telling problem: it’s been caught out using the cloak of reconciliation and harmony to impose its own ideological absolutism.
Although boisterous and outspoken when he is with like-minded individuals, Grade 1 student Anthony Albanese is easily led, particularly by his classmate, Penny | Read his counsellor’s observations.
Anthony Albanese gathers his cabinet for an emergency meeting to discuss Trump, defence and the possibility of introducing conscription (maybe).
Reflecting on his many accomplishments, the Treasurer may soon be generous in giving credit to those who helped realise his greatness.
It was fantastic to see a party leader with the enthusiasm and demeanour of a first-year undergraduate just elected to the student union.
Far from Noel Pearson’s vow for the referendum result to ‘be the end of it’, his recent claims about the Indigenous voice have brought the divisive political debate back into the spotlight.
When Australians are faced with crippling power prices, or surging mortgage foreclosures, make no mistake. Albanese will remind us he has a Medicare card.
Call me cynical, but I have trouble recognising the goodwill credentials of a supposedly ancient ceremony that is all but mandatory for public gatherings and comes with a hefty invoice.
The Attorney-General, a prominent Jewish-Australian, once seemed he had no sense of humour – until he backed a Greens candidate who abhors the very existence of Israel.
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