As her own voice screeched above the nighttime traffic rumble outside a Melbourne strip club, excellent evidence for the case against the constitutional Voice, Lidia Thorpe again mastered her arguments […]
Read MoreThorpe’s wild ways
Andrew Bolt brilliantly sums up the conundrum that is Lidia Thorpe; senator yet rebel, opposed to the police as upholders of the law yet wanting them to empower her reforms. […]
Read MoreVoice will only divide us.
News that the National Party, in close contact with remote Indigenous communities in the far-flung reaches of Australia, are strongly opposing the establishment of the constitutionally embedded Voice to Parliament […]
Read MoreHear the voice
The “Voice” for Indigenous people in the federal parliament is hard to argue against when geographic location already gives poorly populated precincts like Tasmania, ACT and Northern Territory unfair advantage […]
Read MoreNow is the time for all of Australia to heal
With the unfolding events in the Middle East potentially leading to divisive angst on our streets and the recent Voice referendum now descending to recriminations, blame and unnecessary bile, it […]
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