Barilaro plot to sabotage Liberal vote
NSW Nats leader John Barilaro and his supporters are asking voters to preference Labor before Liberal in Eden-Monaro
Scott Morrison
‘Lethal’ capability in PM‘s $270bn defence plan
Scott Morrison announces a 10-year defence plan that includes an anti-ballistic missile defence shield.
Morrison now the ‘comeback kid’
He pulled off an election miracle, now he’s roared back from politically life threatening polls during the bushfires crisis.
The secret to ScoMo’s success
The Prime Minister’s style suits the times … and he’s reaping the political rewards as his approval ratings soar to new highs.
Why the PM gets an A+, has election almost in the bag
In a time of global crisis, the Prime Minister has grown into the role — even his harshest critics must concede that. There’s no denying his dominance.
We must nurture regional ties
Australia is facing a dual crisis — China’s bullying and homegrown anarchy.
Astute PM turns light on a shadowy player
There were very good reasons for Scott Morrison to not name China as the culprit in the cyber warfare being waged on us.
What Labor needs is a working class faction
The ALP’s light on the hill has become a disco ball in a gay nightclub, with race-based entry caps.
Beijing bullies us closer to the brink
Once you understand the pattern of behaviour by the People’s Republic of China, you will see it in operation everywhere. This is fertile ground for war.
Beijing behind full cyber attack on Australia
Senior intelligence sources have revealed the targets and aims of the cyber assault on Australia, as China issues a furious denial.
We know who the attacker is: Jennings
It’s ‘very clear’ China is behind the cyber attack and that Scott Morrison is calling Beijing out, says Australian Strategic Policy Institute head Peter Jennings.
Boris wants more TimTams for UK
Australia and the UK have launched formal talks for a free-trade agreement, with a ‘bold, ambitious deal’ expected by Christmas.
Libs still trying to reach Howard
Creating jobs is crucial, but the PM also needs to stand up for our cultural values in the face of an all-out assault by the left.
JobKeeper ‘must be reined in’
Spending on schools and hospitals will be at risk if coronavirus support programs are not reined in, Scott Morrison says.
Grieving PM put black lives first
Scott Morrison is so committed to indigenous welfare that on the day his father died, he chose to meet their leaders rather than go home to his family.
Morrison walks an economic tightrope
It is hard to see how the government will return to normal post-pandemic without the risk of a political backlash.
This isn’t our doing, PM tells Beijing
Scott Morrison says Australia has ‘done nothing to injure’ the nation’s partnership with China.
Unfair comparison to NZ virus ‘victory’
Before anyone looks too longingly across the ditch, realise that comparing their success to our gains is like comparing apples and oranges.
Voters recognise fidelity
Scott Morrison’s aim to see Australia play a more active role in bodies that set international standards demonstrates his pre-election commitment to commonsense.
Five-year path to recovery, MPs told
Scott Morrison has warned Coalition MPs it will be a five-year road to recovery from the economic impact of COVID-19.
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