The one culture not celebrated
Paul Ramsay’s legacy will help lay the foundation for more active support of our cultural inheritance.
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Vote shows we can respect views
Hysterical warnings of homophobia and bigotry in the postal vote have come to little.
A new force awakens
The campaign against the No voters might have awoken an unlikely sleeping giant.
Power to the people
We’ve made a false religion of carbon emissions but it’s time to put jobs first.
Wishful thinking, green religion
It’s bordering on absurd that a country with the world’s largest readily available reserves of coal, gas and uranium should have some of the world’s highest power prices.
True conservatism is pragmatism
As Liberals, we believe in individual freedom, and in support for families and small business.
Why I will be voting no
A popular vote is the best way to go, but arguments for gay marriage don’t hold up.
‘You don’t break promises’
Like it or not, Coalition MPs are honour-bound to oppose same-sex marriage in the absence of a plebiscite.
Imagine Bill our head of fate
Half-baked republic vote plan is just an inkling of the chaos that would follow.
Menzies taught us to strive and never yield
His ‘Forgotten People’ words resonate today with lessons for all Australians.
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