Go to bed with Greens, wake up to a toxic society
When Adam Bandt, with his twisted logic, blames Israel for the despicable actions of Hamas you know you are entering an alternative reality.
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ALP can’t handle the tooth, says Bandt
Dentists appeal for gradual reform away from Medicare as Labor manoeuvres towards a soft stance on universal dental care access and the Greens turn up the pressure.
Burns ‘prefers to hedge his bets’ on Greens
Labor MP Josh Burns told Jewish members of his Melbourne electorate to ‘give him time’ when asked if he would deny preferences to the Greens.
Abbie Chatfield cleared after AEC probe
The influencer’s social media posts featuring Anthony Albanese and Adam Bandt were under review to determine whether they were “political content”.
Albo’s posts with Abbie Chatfield investigated
The AEC will review Anthony Albanese and Greens leader Adam Bandt’s social media posts with podcaster Abbie Chatfield.
Greens leader takes a ghasty stance on Israel
It is cruel beyond belief that the Greens leader is suggesting it is Israel’s fault that Hamas is treating Palestinians brutally.
Bandt says Hamas’ fate in Palestinian hands, despite executions
The Greens leader’s latest comment saw him accused of ‘exploiting’ rather than supporting Palestinians.
Activists should condemn Hamas
Pro-Palestinian demonstrators must reject the terrorists’ violence.
Ghastly morality of the Greens: Bandt suggests Israel to blame for Hamas butchery
Greens leader Adam Bandt has bizarrely suggested Israel is to blame for Hamas’s brutal executions of Palestinians who had risen up against the terror group’s stranglehold of the Gaza Strip.
Pro-Palestine activists target Hawke’s old seat
Anti-Israel groups are combining resources to fight Labor’s special envoy for social cohesion in the seat of Wills and are backing the Greens candidate | WATCH
Dutton’s pledge to flooded outback
Anthony Albanese has been accused of neglecting regional Australia, as Peter Dutton pledged $10m for a new weather radar in outback western Queensland where several towns face the worst flooding in years.
Minority rule would be a disaster, say CEOs
The role of the Greens and teals in the 2025 federal election is striking fear into the hearts of some business leaders. Others just want to get on with governing.
Activists plan election disruptions, with Greens support
Melbourne’s pro-Palestinian activists have vowed to disrupt election campaigns with the Greens having their back, as a key protester brands Peter Dutton a ‘racist Temu-Trump’ and another is investigated for threatening to kill.
Albanese targets Brisbane suburbs
Anthony Albanese spent his first day on the campaign hustings in federal Labor’s graveyard state of Queensland targeting seats held by the Coalition and the Greens.
It’s in Coalition’s best interests to preference Labor
If the Liberals and the Nationals want to demonstrate that they put Australia first then it makes sense to put the Greens last at every election.
ALP salmon stance forces Greens preference threat
Bob Brown is on the warpath, the Greens are rethinking preferences to Labor and battle-lines are being drawn over a federal EPA. Who says the environment won’t feature in this election?
Minority government coming: Bandt
Greens Leader Adam Bandt has ruled out making a deal with the Coalition or requesting a ministerial position from Labor if the election hands either party a minority government.
Coalition takes aim at teals over ‘record of leaning Green’
The teals have been accused of siding with the Greens in at least two-thirds of all divisions during Labor’s three years in power.
Greens up the stakes on minority
The experience of the Albanese first term emphasises how perilous the prospect of having to negotiate with the Greens would be.
Student debt cuts ‘to benefit teals, Greens’
Jason Clare says Labor’s election pledge to cut student debt by 20 per cent will benefit constituents in hotly contested independent and Greens seats.
Woodside gas delay to fuel fight for west
The Coalition has promised to approve the gas project within 30 days and the Greens are demanding it be blocked.
What happened to dead fish after parliament
Greens senator Sarah Hanson-Young has revealed what happened to a dead salmon after she whipped it out during question time.
Seven strategies for Dutton to secure election victory
Here are seven strategies Peter Dutton should adapt to win the upcoming federal election, and readers can score his upcoming budget reply and later statements against these benchmarks.
‘Shameful’: Treasurer blames Senate for missing budget relief for small business
As Labor’s tax cuts pass their first hurdle in the lower house, Jim Chalmers says Senate ‘shenanigans’ are holding up an extension of the instant asset write-off, which wasn’t in the budget.
‘Nonsense’: Albo slams Greens over salmon
The prime minister has gone after the Greens in Question Time over salmon farming in Tasmania.
Newspoll: Women losing faith in both Albanese and Dutton
Primary vote support for Labor among women dropped below 30 per cent, with both Anthony Albanese and Peter Dutton facing a crisis of confidence among female voters as they shift support to the Greens.
Key word missing in supermarket probe
A landmark probe into Australia’s supermarket giants made 20 recommendations to improve competition, but did not include one key measure.
Greens, teals will fuel Labor’s renewable energy ‘cult’
It’s concerning that Chris Bowen claims the government’s natural gas policy is a success simply because forecasts now predict possible shortages further down the track.
Key word missing in supermarket probe
A landmark probe into Australia’s supermarket giants made 20 recommendations to improve competition, but did not include one key measure.
Labor’s energy panacea shot down by reality
The only one way to end this doom spiral into energy poverty is to change the government to one that will not need the Greens or teals to survive.
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