Australian Politics

The 14 conditions to end democracy are all about suppressing dissent and debate so that China can get back to doing whatever it likes in Australia and the region.

Jeff Kennett is right: Victorians, every Australian should be outraged that the individual who has so destroyed the opportunities for generations in this state has been granted the highest civilian award in Australia.

Victorians know what the real war is: Victorian voters are more inclined than those in other states to believe there is a strong possibility of blackouts in the transition to net zero, that energy costs are higher, and that gas has a role to play, despite their government’s anti-gas stance.

Newspoll has sung to LNP as its primary vote gaps ahead of Labor.

We all know that Australia’s housing policy has been broken for decades, resulting in declining affordability and lower homeownership rates.

Teal Independent member for the federal Melbourne seat of Goldstein, Zoe Daniel, has followed in the footsteps of fellow Teal MP Allegra Spender and attempted to shut down the debate on immigration.

My natural party is unelectable: Greens leader Adam Bandt has told pro-Palestine protesters at a Melbourne rally where police used pepper spray that the major parties have been “slandering this movement”, after his party was accused of encouraging violent protests last week.

Opposition leader Peter Dutton has put gas ahead of nuclear: Opposition Leader Peter Dutton has outlined his plan to win back Victoria by ramping up gas production to make energy more affordable and reliable, while also firing a shot at top universities for becoming over-reliant on foreign students.

Australia’s crush loading continues, with the latest emergency department performance statistics from Canberra downright ugly if you’re not in perfect condition.

MB has exhaustively chronicled the Albanese Government’s penchant for making policy that prioritises everybody in the world over Australians.

The Albanese government’s Housing Australia Future Fund (HAFF) was always a policy boondoggle aimed at fattening the wallets of middle-men.

The fake left at The Guardian is basically mad: The Labor party’s national president, Wayne Swan, has criticised the Albanese government’s future gas strategy, opposing its encouragement of new gas fields and telling the party’s environment activists they should push for a plan to lessen domestic demand.

The latest Lowy Poll was out this week and, thankfully, shows Albo’s China grovelling having little impact at home.

Albo would sell his mother for power.

The hypocrisy of Teal independent member for Wentworth, Allegra Spender, continues to astonish.

East coast spot gas prices are thumping along well above Albo’s phony contract price cap: This is driving a new shock in electricity prices: Paul Kelly finally wrote something worth reading yesterday: Opposition energy spokesman Ted O’Brien is undeterred.

The SMH published the following chart showing the drivers of the rise in income tax receipts over recent financial years: As you can see by the purple bars above, “growth in the tax filer population” is a key driver of the rise in personal income taxes.

Energy Minister Dingo Bowen is off and running with the Dutton nuclear gift.

In the wake of inheriting a luxury Woollahra mega-mansion worth tens of millions of dollars: And upgrading her weekender: Posh Teal Allegra Spender was busy shedding crocodile tears for less fortunate Sydneysiders locked out of the housing market: Twitter (X) user Dr.

Australia is going to have another climate election.

Recall that Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has set a target to build 1.2 million homes over five years, or 240,000 homes a year, starting from 1 July 2024.

The ABC’s Laura Tingle ruthlessly attacked Opposition Leader Peter Dutton’s announcement that a future Coalition government would modestly cut the permanent migrant intake and curb temporary visas.