Australian Politics

This bloke is worse than useless: Anthony Albanese has urged Australians preparing to vote No in Saturday’s referendum on the Indigenous Voice to parliament to reconsider, saying Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders are “reaching out” to the rest of the community for their own survival.

The property development maniacs running Australia have a new target in sight.

Sydney tenants are suffering through the longest stretch of price increases on record, while vacancy rates have tumbled, bemoaned 7News last week: “Renters in particular are getting absolutely hammered”, said NSW Premier Chris Minns.

The state of Victoria is drowning in debt thanks to nine years of financial mismanagement by the Andrews Labor Government.

Quesion: where do they find these people?

Home Affairs Minister, Clare O’Neil, spent last week lambasting opposition leader and former Home Affairs minister Peter Dutton over presiding over a corrupt, low-quality migration system riddled with exploitation.

Goldman with the note.

As a fake left witch hunt gets underway to find which ‘biggot’ is responsible for the failure of the Voice, supporters should simply look at Albo.

Dial the whaaambulance, Japan: The former head of one of Japan’s biggest energy companies says any disruption to the supply of Australian LNG would have a “huge impact” on millions of people across the country, as the Kishida government prepares for high-level talks with the Albanese government on energy security and investment.

Home Affairs Minister, Clare O’Neil, let the cat out of the bag as to why Australia is experiencing record volumes of net overseas migration under Labor.

On Tuesday, Victorian Treasurer Tim Pallas announced that the state would expand its Vacant Residential Land Tax from the inner and middle suburbs of Melbourne to the outer suburbs and regions of Victoria effective from January 1, 2025.

Mad King is the energy gaslighter-in-chief: Resources Minister Madeleine King has warned that decreasing gas supply faster than demand will lead to “shortages, supply disruptions and high prices”, while also “worsening poverty and inequality”, launching a strong economic defence for the fuel source’s role in underpinning the nation’s clean energy transition.

Finally, there was a better Voice poll: More Australians intend to vote no than yes in the voice referendum on 14 October, according to the latest Guardian Essential poll.

Pressure continues to build on new Victorian Premier, Jacinta Allan, to cancel former Premier Dan Andrews’ Suburban Rail Loop (SRL) project.

The Queen of the fake left let her petals of wisdom fall on the weekend.

Allegra Spender’s cognitive dissonance as Teal independent MP for Sydney’s upscale seat of Wentworth never ceases to astound. Last year, Spender sought a significant increase in immigration into Australia, claiming that “migration is a priority in Wentworth” (see here and here).

The Canadian-Indian strife is on he move again.

Jacinta Allan was was formally sworn in as Victoria’s 49th premier and only its second female leader on Wednesday evening, after being elected unopposed by Labor’s caucus.

I thought NSW had hit rock bottom in the immigration debate last week when Premier Chris Minns argued that more immigration was the solution to the state’s housing crisis.

As we know, Australia’s rental vacancy rate is the tightest on record, which is driving strong rental price inflation across the capital cities.

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.