Greens’ hypocrisy over COVIDsafe app
Adam Bandt isn’t happy that a US company is storing the data from our COVID-19 app. But he forgot an important detail.
Greens
Albanese fails climate credibility test
The Opposition Leader supports the goal of net zero emissions by 2050, but what is his policy pathway to achieve it? Nothing. Naught. Zilch. Zero. Zip.
Left would stop a nuclear debate
Nuclear power is an etablished technology suitable for our needs.
‘Greens will scream about helium’
Your say on the holy grail of clean, green power, western civilisation on campus, and how Holden drove off a cliff.
Power-driven talk on net zero goal
Our emission ambitions are higher than they need to be.
Extremists muddy climate debate
Just as religion fills the human need for comfort, climate activists are promising they can control it by managing emissions.
Greens are off with the fairies
The Greens leadership transition got The Mocker thinking: what would children’s author Enid Blyton make of this week’s events?
Bandt should take care with words
The new Greens leader’s use of inflammatory langauge is extreme.
Leader’s lesson after near-death experience
Barnaby Joyce has been fended off, for now. But Michael McCormack’s survival does not solve the Nationals’ or the Coalition’s woes.
‘No one holds grudge like Kiwis’
Your say on the Kiwi invasion of the MCG, woke folk’s walk on the mild side, and loony Greens burning down the house.
Hanson has damaged her integrity
Many One Nation supporters will be disillusioned by Hanson’s decision on the anti-thug law.
Inglorious days as Greens heat up climate hyperbole
And Barnaby Joyce manages to choose the wrong words to make an irrelevant point.
The Greens should supply proof
The Greens are talking nonsense on the reasons for bushfires.
The Greens are wired differently
Little of what the Greens say makes any sense.
Renewables are not the answer
Nature is responsible for bushfires; solar panels and wind turbines can’t alter that.
Scott Morrison’s lust for conquest and power
Nanny state-hankering, caudillo-cuddling Greens are the authoritarian experts.
Replacing coal an impossible task
Renewable energy is a pipedream driven by an alarmist narrative.
Medivac undermines borders
It’s unlikely medical evacuees will return to Nauru and PNG.
Balloon over ACT bubble
Richard Di Natale’s plot to fly a “carbon neutral” hot-air balloon over Parliament House has been deflated.
They’re anything but green
NSW Greens war after an internal newsletter column suggested trans folk were elbowing out women.
Bushfires are not climate change
But the fact there are so many gives pause for thought.
As seas rise, so does Tuvalu
Shock news — the ABC’s fact checker has found in favour of a Coalition climate sceptic.
Steggall distorts Thatcher’s views
Zali Steggall is guilty of historical revisionism by imagining Iron Lady as a climate comrade in arms.
Wind dream turns to nightmare
Destruction of wetlands adds to the list of objections to wind farms.
Brown’s conversion reveals reality
The former Greens leader has drawn attention to the foolishness of state energy policies.
Icy reaction to leader
Across the ditch in New Zealand there’s no way to misinterpret these numbers.
Albo realises just how tough his job will be
As far as the Greens are concerned, Labor’s tax decision means that the country is ‘stuffed’.
Greens’ fair dinkum own goal
The Greens’ committee into “Fair Dinkum Power” concluded that it couldn’t reach a conclusion.
Greens crave salvation … as long as it’s not nuclear
Twitter’s anti-nukies have tapped in to a sustainable supply of science denialism.
Activists ‘flight shaming’
Hide your airline ticket, Greens warriors have taken the emissions battle to absurd new heights.
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