Pesutto’s failure as Lib leader may have federal implications
Peter Dutton will have to clearly disown the Victorian branch and emphasise his support for biological women.
Peter Dutton
Crack in Dutton’s controversial flag call
A Liberal backbencher has made a surprising move after Peter Dutton’s controversial election pledge to roll back Indigenous flags.
Dutton guilty of ‘conscious mistruths’ on nuclear costings
Credit where its due: the Coalition really needed to work creatively to overcome all the evidence that nuclear is expensive — and creative it has been.
Pitt quits with big serve at Littleproud over Nats ‘obedience’ to Libs
Under David Littleproud, the Nationals are becoming irrelevant to their regional-based constituency by turning their backs on coal-fired power, retiring MP Keith Pitt says.
The Mocker’s 2025 predictions
Albo gives the Solomon Islands an NRL team, Wayne Swan appoints Tim Pallas as Cbus exec and Tony Burke publishes a biography titled: ‘Australia’s First Palestinian MP’.
Follow Trump’s lead on hostage release, Coalition urges Wong
After Foreign Minister Penny Wong doubled down on her Gaza ceasefire push, Nationals senator Bridget McKenzie said Labor should instead follow Donald Trump’s tough stance. The president-elect’s ‘all hell to pay’ threat has seen Hamas move closer to a hostage deal.
Labor’s challenge to Dutton on power lines
Chris Bowen demands Peter Dutton reveal which ‘vital’ transmission projects he’d scrap as Tanya Plibersek approves the $4.8bn HumeLink.
Dutton’s home state rips into nuclear plan
Peter Dutton’s election bid to build seven nuclear reactors faces opposition from his own side – with Queensland’s Deputy Premier rejecting the idea.
Taylor blasts ‘spend and spin’ Chalmers as budget blowouts revealed
Angus Taylor says the mid-year economic update shows the Albanese government is ‘the biggest spending outside of wartime or crisis’ and offers no pathway to restoring standards of living.
Note to Labor: Beware the ‘unpopular’ Liberal leader
Conservative Liberal leaders are highly effective at attacking Labor. This has been obvious for years. Yet progressive apologists typically don’t get it.
Dutton’s home state ‘rejected nuclear plan’
Queensland’s Deputy Premier has declared the state’s voters do not support Peter Dutton’s nuclear power plan as he described the prospect of the Coalition winning the federal election as ‘hypothetical’.
Victoria bans protests at places of worship in anti-Semitism crackdown
Victoria’s Labor government will move to ban terrorist flags and symbols in public, ban face coverings at protests, and introduce legislation to curb protests at places of worship following an arson attack on a Melbourne synagogue last week.
Nuclear isn’t the nightmare, soaring energy prices are
The Prime Minister’s recurring political nightmare is his failure to deliver on a promise to reduce household power prices by $275.
News Corp boss hits back at Albanese
News Corp Australasia executive chairman Michael Miller has rubbished claims by Anthony Albanese that the media company’s mastheads are ‘working hand in glove’ with Peter Dutton.
Albo rejects support for nuclear ban lift
Anthony Albanese rejected possible bipartisan support for lifting a federal moratorium on nuclear energy, stating it wasn’t even supported by Peter Dutton’s own state.
We may have hit peak wowser, but they can’t force us to conform
The vitriolic reaction to Peter Dutton’s declaration he won’t stand in front of the Indigenous flag reveals exactly how progressives gaslight dissent.
Contest of ideas on nuclear power is timely and needed
Peter Dutton deserves credit for risking a large policy target at the coming election – a costed plan to include nuclear power in Australia’s energy mix.
Dutton ready for scare on nuclear
Peter Dutton will ‘stare down’ nuclear scare campaigns and seek an election mandate to compel sceptical premiers and business chiefs into fast-tracking his plan to build seven nuclear power plants.
Powering up for a poll – but it will be all about prices
Peter Dutton’s nuclear promise won’t win him the election, with voters struggling to think past next month let alone what might happen in 2050.
Business bothered by costs, timing
Petter Dutton’s ‘ambitious’ nuclear energy plans would seed confusion into the energy market and potentially deter new investment in the sector business groups say.
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