Australian Politics

Politics is a wonderful thing.

Back in 2022, when Australia was reeling from a historic gas price shock as East Coast energy cartels war-profiteered the invasion of Ukraine, Resources Minister Mad King was dispatched to bring them into line.

Albo A.K.A Klepto has a tin ear: Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has moved to calm ministerial colleagues about the Qantas flights saga, insisting at a meeting of his entire ministry on Wednesday that he has his house in order and is the victim of an unfair media campaign.

You know that Australia has left the lunatics in charge of the asylum when its own National Anti-Corruption Commission (NACC) has been embroiled in corruption scandals.

MB has been full of praise for the QLD’s ram raid on coal royalties several years ago.

Australian media should be campaigning heavily to evict the Albanese government for three reasons.

Way back on May 21, 2022 when the Albenese government was elected, an energy shock erupted owing to Ukraine War profiteering by the East Coast gas cartel.

With the federal election due by 20 May 2025, polling suggests Australia is headed for a hung parliament.

Albo, or is that Klepto, is not amused: The cracks in Anthony Albanese’s glass jaw are splintering as he desperately looks for scapegoats and blames others for his own actions in defending accusations over Qantas upgrades and VIP treatment.

Throughout the last eight years of China pressuring Australia, the ALP has spent nearly all of its time blaming the LNP for the breakdown in the relationship.

The Albanese government promised to cut immigration to support wages.

Former Treasurer Peter Costello hit back at calls to curb property tax concessions, namely negative gearing and the capita gains tax discount (CGT).

The former Grattan Institute Transport and Cities Program director, Marion Terrill, has lambasted the Victorian government for pursuing the “ruinously expensive” Suburban Loop Project (SRL), which risks burying taxpayers in debt.

Last year, former Home Affairs Minister Claire O’Neil decried the temporary nature of Australia’s migration system, claiming that it was holding the country back.

Usually, this kind of arrogance creeps in after two or three terms of government.

Blow me down with a feather. Treasurer Jim ” Chicken” Chalmers has snuffed out property tax reform (on a Friday afternoon to bury it): Jim Chalmers has finally killed off consideration of winding back tax concessions for property investors, saying the proposed changes would not do enough to boost supply in Australia’s housing market.

By Stephen Saunders: Democracy seems futile, up against Huge Australia.

The nuclear debate is afoot: The Australian Energy Regulator says the nation’s coal-fired powers stations are too decrepit to keep running until nuclear power can be operational because it will take eight to 10 years just to establish the regulatory framework for nuclear.

They’re all liars.

Honestly, how bad has it got to get before Australia does something about the nation-destroying East Coast gas cartel?

Why must Australia have these endlesss debates about idiotic non-solutions while the real answer is tried, true and obvious: BlueScope has called for the introduction of an east coast gas reservation to ensure domestic users are adequately supplied ahead of a looming regional supply crunch.