‘Headmaster Alan Jones’ joins Pauline’s cartoon
He may not have a TV or radio gig anymore, but Alan Jones has found himself another high-profile platform.
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Erinn swans into new Palaszczuk gig
The architect of Labor’s ‘Mediscare’ campaign has landed a new job working for Queensland Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk.
Putting their backs into national lampoon
The annual comedy show is back with George Christensen, Gladys Berejiklian and Donald Trump in its sights.
Censorship and woke bullying won’t create a better society
Have the wokesters forgotten how in the 1990s disproportionate attacks on Pauline Hanson only rebounded on her critics?
The ABC of getting things wrong
Aunty continues to make unsubstantiated allegations against public figures, campaign journalism that lacks oversight from a credible editor-in-chief.
Colourful characters vie to fill big shoes
The contest to replace George Christensen is underway as an eclectic mix of candidates line up to fill his shoes.
No easy solutions to failings in the education system
Teachers have their say on curriculum debate, while Amanda Stoker has support in her fight against Pauline Hanson
Outgoing MP seeks to pocket $100k
George Christensen has sought to be disendorsed by the LNP in a move that could earn a six-figure taxpayer-funded payout.
The Odd Couple
Paleo Pete Evans came to Parliament House to press the flesh with Craig Kelly.
Single day shakes US to the core
Never in recent memory have the events of a single 24-hour period so shaken two presidencies, the very Capitol of the United States and the nation itself.
Poll result heaps pressure on the PM
Watching One Nation voters shift back to Labor in Queensland has sent a shiver down the spines of LNP strategists.
From ripple effect to shockwaves, look out
It is the leaders of the smallest parties, One Nation’s Pauline Hanson and the Greens’ Adam Bandt, who stand to gain the most and least.
Ethnic backlash to hit LNP in key seats
A coalition of multicultural leaders is warning against voting for One Nation or any party preferencing it.
Palaszczuk orders unity on One Nation
The Qld Premier will ‘read the riot act’ to a Labor MP and candidate who are flouting her direction on preferences.
Safe seats await ‘cannon fodder’ candidates
With only three days to go until Queensland election nominations close, both major parties are still to announce candidates for several seats.
Hanson slams Budget cash splash
One Nation leader Pauline Hanson says the Federal Budget rains misplaced money down on Australians like a “summer monsoon”.
Door open for Hanson’s Today comeback
Pauline Hanson has been locked out of the Today show over her comments on locked-down public housing towers, but that may not be the end of the matter.
Is Evans kooky enough to be a One Nation senator?
Celebrity chef Pete Evans used the Pauline Hanson playbook in his statement to the camera on 60 Minutes.
Hanson is blind to the bleak winter ahead
No leader is game to play fast and loose on COVID-19. They can’t afford to look anything but cautious. Then there’s Pauline.
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.
Change of heart about Fireman Paul
Paul Parker was lauded by The Project for telling the PM to ‘get f..ked’. What about now that he’s backed Pauline Hanson?
Senate voting system has flaws
In an ideal world, senators would not be members of a party.
Senator shouldn’t be calling shots
The behaviour of Pauline Hanson challenges democracy.
Hanson has damaged her integrity
Many One Nation supporters will be disillusioned by Hanson’s decision on the anti-thug law.
Hanson delivers blow to backers
With friends like Pauline Hanson, the Morrison government doesn’t need enemies.
Hanson blindside kills Coalition’s anti-thug law
The government has pledged to revive its union-busting bill after Pauline Hanson handed the Coalition an embarrassing defeat.
Porter rejects Lambie changes to union bill
Christian Porter has rejected demands for significant eleventh hour changes to the union bill.
One Nation bill changes get nod
The government appears close to securing crossbench support for its union-busting bill after signalling support for One Nation changes.
Hanson role ‘disgusting’
Chris Bowen has slammed Pauline Hanson’s election as deputy chair of the family law inquiry.
‘Men’s groups not given same voice’
Pauline Hanson insists she’s not favouring men as she prepares to help lead an inquiry into the family law system.
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