Buck-passing Treasurer a failure in equal measure
Jim Chalmers’ posturing about an economy that mandates fairness is on target. We are well on the way to becoming a society in which nearly everyone is equally miserable.
Jim Chalmers’ posturing about an economy that mandates fairness is on target. We are well on the way to becoming a society in which nearly everyone is equally miserable.
Once a darling of alphabet activists, the Prime Minister’s botched handling of the 2026 census has turned his rainbow dreams into a political nightmare.
Author and failed Labor candidate Shireen Morris’s new book is fallacious and condescending. The left’s insistence that the Yes campaign was felled by ‘disinformation, hate and dumbed-down debate’ shows it has learnt nothing.
How would Workplace Relations Minister Murray Watt fare with the special topic, corruption in construction unions?
The PM’s So Helpful ‘album’ is the most expensive ever produced, costing taxpayers untold billions. Too bad if you’re not a fan, you still have to pay for it – and your grandkids will be paying it off for years to come.
Furious Indigenous activists, like many before them, made the mistake of believing Anthony Albanese could be trusted.
The PM needs someone to explain a concept that he has been unable to grasp. It will be an exceedingly difficult job, and I wish that person the best. Any suggestions as to who will be his special envoy for truth-telling?
CFMEU national construction secretary Zach Smith turned antsy at the suggestion uninvited outsiders could soon barge into his workplace and shut down the organisation. I sympathise, Zach, I really do.
It is a pity Indigenous activists, along with Anthony Albanese, refused to separate constitutional recognition and the voice for the referendum. But there’s more to their failings.
Muslim bloc voting in your seats would ‘undermine social cohesion’, Prime Minister? That’d be no aberration, that would be Labor’s legacy.
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