Zeitgeist around Albo is positively Obamaesque
From Lismore to Mallacoota, they celebrate No more floods, no more devastating bushfires. And when they do occur, who could blame the new PM?
From Lismore to Mallacoota, they celebrate No more floods, no more devastating bushfires. And when they do occur, who could blame the new PM?
Richard Marles’s unsuitability for a senior ministerial position has nothing to do with being the Manchurian candidate. But it has everything to do with being a malleable one.
Amid a war of words, alleged slights and competing versions of truth, Liz Cambage focuses on what she loves: herself.
The silent message regarding Labor’s position on asylum seekers is contradictory yet clear. A sea change is coming.
Matt Kean channels Malcolm Turnbull as he plays to a fawning media as the Libs’ ‘leading’ progressive, blasting the party’s poll hopes along the way.
Although I worked in the private sector, I showed a remarkable prescience for one so young in analysing market forces … at the Woolies checkout.
If the government does not forego its prerogative to appoint statutory officers to the AHRC, the agency will be relegated to B-status alongside Libya and Venezuela.
Are they killing Bambi’s mum(s)? Why Disney’s woke ‘transition’ is messing with adult minds.
Kevin Rudd reckons the Solomons is taking China’s cash because it’s dissatisfied with our climate change stance. Does he realise that’s at odds with Richard Marles’ comments?
Having long weaponised abuse claims against their political foes, most notably Christian Porter, senior Labor figures are ducking for cover now it’s being used on them.
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