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.
Forget the embarrassing attention seeking of one former PM, is it the job of the nation’s leader to personally welcome home criminals guilty of mass espionage against our closest ally?
A Human Rights Act would allow the Albanese government to deflect blame for creeping limits on all aspects of public administration.
The alarm has been sounded on the housing-related race storm Peter Dutton’s migrant cut would create. In reality, the only one at risk of abuse at an auction in Australia is the bloke turning up to an auction in Western Sydney wearing a yarmulke.
The PM has lamented that ‘right-wing’ critics and Dutton’s ‘cheer squad’ refuse to appreciate his policy wizardry. It’s almost like he’s looking for someone to blame for the mess we’re in.
Victoria is well on its way to becoming Venezuela. The only good news is the animals in Melbourne Zoo are not on the menu, at least for now.
The decision to back Palestine’s UN bid has nothing to do with seeking Middle East peace and everything to do with appeasing the burgeoning number of anti-Semitists in the party’s ranks.
It was harsh and unfair of me to say Immigration Minister Andrew Giles botched the release of murderers, rapists, and paedophiles into the community. In fact, given his background as a socialist left lawyer for asylum seekers, he did an excellent job.
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