Friday’s editorial summed up brilliantly why Malcolm is no longer Prime Minister – without mentioning his name once. (Tele talks and leaders listen” 23/11). Political parties are truly out of […]
Read MoreCounting chickens before eggs are hatched
With the lead between the two main candidates narrowing in the Wentworth by-election, and with the informal vote being very low at 4.83 per cent, is it not too early […]
Read MoreExpel Labor’s Trojan horse
One man has almost single-handedly destroyed the Liberal Party, undermining its conservative base, losing its large majority in one election, selling out to the UN and resigning from his seat […]
Read MoreLearning from KK’s demise
In politics, it seems things are rarely as they appear with the truth only surfacing after vigorous investigations. As the Labor Party conclude their Fowler electorate review, who would have […]
Read MoreRed alert for Labor
Labor politicians are refashioning the issues in dispute against China and a beleaguered leadership is futilely echoing failed promises of what a “future government I lead” won’t do. (Labor tightens […]
Read MoreButtigieg’s fleeting memory
Your editorial correctly acclaims John Curtin for switching allegiances to the US from the UK during World War Il. (What would John Curtin do? 6/5). You ask what would Curtin […]
Read MoreThe Wong argument
Labor senate leader Penny Wong correctly points out that political debate at all levels is ruined by the lack of factual content. (It’s about faces, not facts: Wong, 12/10). Indisputable […]
Read MoreQuarantined
I’m bewildered why MP Craig Kelly attempts to win the hydroxychloroquine (HCQ) debate in the obviously partisan Facebook pages of chief censor Mark Zuckerberg. (Kelly’s last post, 17/2). The debate […]
Read MoreViewers’ questions for Joyce
I will be watching the television interview featuring Barnaby Joyce and Vikki Campion. I know there is no forum for suggested questions. But we all want to know how Ms […]
Read MoreTwist of fortunes and interpretations
Just as our beleaguered PM Anthony Albanese last week was being excoriated in a political maelstrom, overwhelmed with a litany of misery, including the spiralling cost of living, home ownership […]
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