Restraint on asylum-boat bid
Appearance of an asylum-seeker boat is evidence the country dodged another bullet at the election.
Greens
Greens wedge Labor
Left hopelessly compromised by encroachment by the Greens.
Forsaking workers a losing strategy
Labor’s contrasting positions on Adani was electorally costly.
Thoughtful articles not propaganda
The bias at our public broadcaster requires our attention.
Parties should listen more
The Greens would never have existed if the main parties had listened to voters in Tasmania.
Handshake refusal the new insult
Meanwhile, female Greens have developed a taste for throwing eggs at their enemies.
Greens indulge in inner glow
The truth about the Greens is that they are just virtue signallers.
Greens preparing to haunt us
Now that the polls have tightened, Labor probably can’t win without support of the Greens.
GetUp’s attack was a low act
The GetUp organisation seems intent on destroying talented politicians for no good reason.
Nuclear power worth supporting
Adopting nuclear power to supply Australia’s energy needs is a subject that must be debated.
Inconvenient facts
The central point about electric vehicles is that there is not enough available power to recharge them.
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