Culture of banks reflects a broader moral decline
Culture of greed comes from our broader society
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Could there be a puppet master at work with independent aspirants?
Is there a puppet master pulling the strings?
Last Post, February 7
Saving the best for last
Labor’s inaction on banks limits bragging rights now
There’s plenty of blame to go around
Sacrifice has already been made to make this a safe, thriving country
We fought to safeguard a good standard of living for Australians
Last Post, February 6
Laughing all the way to the bank
Shorten’s “plasticine” tax fairness
Labor’s tax policy is not equitable for the self-funded retirees who scrimped and saved to look after themselves.
No river flow, no river towns
Socio-economic considerations must be seen as secondary to maintaining water flows in our greatest river system.
Last Post, February 5
Water would flow inland each summer if we linked northern rivers to southern ones via hundreds of kilometres of pipe.
After a lifetime of hard work and voting Labor, party has lost my vote
After a life of working hard and saving, nest egg is to be raided
PM needs to be prepared to fight on issue of climate
Even some rusted-on Liberal voters want to see some action
Last Post, February 4
Looking forward to morning dose of Leak every morning.
Labor’s tax policy is questionable
Chris Bowen seems to be proposing the removal of incentives for Australians to be self-sufficient in retirement.
Last Post, February 2
Chris Bowen may have delivered Labor’s ‘deplorables’ moment.
Left won’t let Bill keep his word
The electorate should be aware that Labor in government is likely to relax border controls.
Last Post, February 1
Has Chris Bowen’s just damaged Labor’s election chances?
Bowen has displayed contempt
Labor’s tax policy has been compromised by its Treasury spokesman.
Extent of Chinese surveillance
Chinese tech companies operate in the interest of the state.
Last Post, January 31
Jacinta Price will be a welcome addition to federal parliament.
The West is naive about China
Paul Kelly’s commentary has revealed the extent of China’s totalitarianism.
Hypocrisy on indigenous violence
Kerri-Anne Kennerley should be applauded for her stance on domestic violence in indigenous communities.
We need visionary leaders to make the big calls on our rivers
Mass fish deaths in the Darling River are an urgent wake-up call
Lift for Coalition continues as reality of Labor dawns
The latest Newspoll reveals it’s not over for the Coalition just yet
Last Post, January 30
Handing back ‘privilege’ is not that easy to do
Steggall needs luck to beat Abbott
Independent candidate for Warringah Zali Steggall can’t match the contributions of sitting member Tony Abbott.
Last Post, January 29
The Greens are flogging a dead horse over Australia Day.
Gesture politics on Australia Day
Actvists expect citizens to shell out while calling them racists.
Day change doesn’t change history
A survey would probably show that indigenous people don’t want to change Australia Day.
Gas bans will bring more blackouts
Blackouts in Victoria are the result of implementing renewables.
Last Post, January 28
References to ‘invasion day’ are simply divisive.
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