Australian Politics

Back in May, Victorian Premier Dan Andrews warned that a lack of housing supply is driving up rents across the state.

The Business Council of Australia (BCA) is up to its usual tricks: Australia faces the choice between two futures; one where we continue to have low economic growth dampened by low productivity and low competitiveness, resulting in lower wages growth and lower living standards.

God only knows what universe Labor is living in.

Following decades of high immigration, Melbourne’s population has increased by 1.7 million people since the 2001 Census: As a result, Melbourne has become a permanent building site in an ongoing effort to keep up with the city’s never-ending population growth.

The fake left is tearing itself a new arsehole over AUKUS.

I have noted before that the Albanese government is a facsimile of the Howard government: budget surpluses; housing bubble policies; mass immigration for big business to crush wages; fake border control; China and US arse-kissing; punishment of the unemployed; minimal efforts on climate change; minimal reform; culture wars.

The Greens’ betrayal of their core vote has never been more evident after the failure of the National Cabinet to provide a housing fix.

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese emerged from Wednesday’s National Cabinet Meeting with a ‘bold’ plan to fix Australia’s housing crisis.

Allegra Spender, the Teal independent for Sydney’s wealthy Wentworth electorate, published two opinion pieces last year (here and here) calling on the Albanese Government to lift net overseas migration (NOM).

Victorian Premier Dan Andrews is called ‘Teflon Dan’ for a reason.

Terrific piece here from Rowan Callick here discussing all of the taboos of the fake left with reference to China, iron ore and war.

I argued on Monday that the privatisation of Qantas Airlines is one of the most egregious acts of self-harm undertaken by any Australian government.

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese says housing affordability and supply will be high on the agenda for the national cabinet meeting in Brisbane on Wednesday.

One does have to wonder what it will take to break the mind virus of the fake left.

This is the biggest lie I have seen spoken in Australian politics.

As we know, the US is rapidly derisking Chinese supply chains.

The problem with being fixated on minority groups is that it makes stamping out their marginalised status impossible.

This is an excellent example of how an industry captures a government minister.

Melbourne’s rapid population expansion threatens to turn the city into an unliveable hellhole. Melbourne’s population is forecast to rise by roughly 500,000 over the five years to 2026-27, after increasing by an astounding 1.7 million people (52%) so far this century.

This is as pathetic as it is predictable.

Only a few short years ago, Australia’s ties to China were at their lowest point in modern history.

Ah, yes, the AlboGreens.