Australian Politics

In the lead-up to the 2022 federal election, Labor promised to run a smaller immigration policy if elected.

What a sad sack of Labor leaders these two are.

Australian inflation is rapidly becoming a one-trick pony as energy price hikes devour everything in their path.

What is the wokester to do when his great enemy, Trump, tries to end wars?

UN climate chief Simon Stiell jetted into Australia to blame us for the world’s climate woes.

The Albanese government cannot be trusted on immigration.

This is as predictable as it is awful to watch: Australia’s biggest corporate taxpayer, BHP, and the federal government’s productivity adviser are at loggerheads over a proposal to introduce a cash-flow tax on companies, undermining Jim Chalmers’ push to achieve consensus at his economic roundtable.

The sad vestige of globalism marching across the Harbour Bridge this weekend has met its maker already.

Victoria disease is metastasising: The economies of Victoria’s neighbouring states may be the real winners of Premier Jacinta Allan’s plan to enshrine in law the right to work from home, as businesses eye a possible move across the border, the peak business bodies in Labor-led NSW and South Australia say.

Perhaps the most enduring mystery dogging the Albanese government is why it has taken no action to reduce gas prices.

The ACTU has used its submission to the federal government’s upcoming economic roundtable to call for negative gearing and the 50% capital gains tax (CGT) concession to be restricted to a single property.

Anti-Americanism is an irrational bias.

It’s thrust and counter-thrust in the great rent-seeking debate of our time: The PC has launched its allegedly radical plan to boost productivity via cash flow tax.

Victoria disease is killing Australia.

S&P Global has advised the Victorian government that its credit rating will not be downgraded from ‘AA’, as it has been assured by the government that it will “control operating costs ahead of the 2026 election, deliver promised cost savings, and slow growth in debt”.

While most of Labor is lost on Planet Gaza, Jenny George is focused on what matters.

I believe that the video-sharing platform YouTube is one of the greatest educational tools available.

What do you think happens when you try to manage a narcissist with a narcissist?

Data from the Australian Energy Market Operator shows that wholesale electricity prices on the East Coast were 23% higher year-on-year in the June quarter.

You know it’s bad when major miners play second fiddle to the gas cartel.

The 2023-24 Victorian Budget stated that it expects the federal government to provide an additional “matching contribution” of around $9.6 billion for the first stage of its Suburban Rail Loop (SRL) project.

As we know, Australia’s East Coast already has a suite of secretly subsidised coal power stations in NSW, VIC and QLD to go alongside heavily subsidised renewables.