Australian Politics

If there is one man and one policy that needed an inquiry, it was Dictator Dan locking down Melbourne more than any other city on earth.

Finally the teflon wore off Dictator Dan Andrews: Dan Andrews has announced he is quitting, after nearly nine years as premier and three election wins.

The Jim “Chicken” Chalmers Employment White Paper is not a bad document.

I noted last week how the Coalition was seeking to make immigration a key battleground issue at the next federal election.

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese continues to resemble Kevin Rudd, with his and Labor’s popularity plummeting, according to a new AFR/Freshwater Strategy poll.

The gas cartel has returned to its strategy from the good old days.

The Albanese Government launched a two-year competition review in August, with the goal of starting a new wave of competition reform to increase economic dynamism, productivity, and wage growth.

Why are the Australian Labor Party such atrocious liars and gas lighters on immigration?

Call it what you will.

Flying High II (Airplane II), 1982   A couple of pieces made it into the Nine pages on Friday betraying just a touch of nervousness about immigration numbers.

Victorian Premier Dan Andrews this week announced a fantasy plan to build 80,000 homes a year for 10 years.

Morgan Stanley with the note.

Why anybody is surprised by this surprises me: The decision to exempt the states from the long-awaited inquiry into Australia’s pandemic response has been slammed by business, health experts, economists and non-Labor politicians, who say the country will fail to learn the lessons needed for next time.

Australia’s current immigration boom is driven in large part by India.

We’ve been saying it for months, and now the iMSM has finally caught on: With the referendum only weeks away, the government is stranded.

Welcome to your new fake left tyranny: The Albanese government has been urged to remove the “professional news content” exemption from its crackdown on misinformation on social media, amid concerns that news coverage of the voice and Covid has spread false information and lies.

The evil Nine is spruiking the Dan Andrews dwelling construction fantasy target: Government land that is “surplus” will be rezoned across 45 sites across the state and is expected to deliver at least 9000 new homes.

The Coalition’s immigration spokesperson, Dan Tehan, was interviewed by ABC RN Drive’s Andy Park on last week’s record immigration numbers from the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS).

Another fake left minister has come together with another fake left journo to produce more fake left housing propaganda at the epicentre of fake left property publishing.

The press is baying for blood at Qantas, rightly.

Melbourne’s rapid population growth threatens to make the city unliveable. The latest population data from the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) showed that Victoria’s population grew by a record 161,700 in the year to March, driven by 137,600 net overseas migration (NOM): This means Melbourne would have added around 130,000 over the year.

Sadly, Crikey has decided to put the Voice referendum to the sword by blaming “racists”: We’re a plain-speaking people, Australians like to tell themselves.

John Hewson has been a card-carrying fake lefty for years, but his nonsense on China in The Saturday Paper was a new low.