Australian Politics

For months the electorate has known that the only plan the government has for bringing life back to the Australian economy was to open the population Ponzi floodgates afresh.

It’s the least that Gladys could do: “I’m grateful to have served the public in the way that I did.

No name for you!

Gladys Berejikilan should stay out of federal politics in the national interest.

Where have all the wolf warriors gone?

The Liberal Party of Australia was once a great institution.

About bloody time: Australia has joined the United States in imposing a diplomatic boycott of the 2022 Winter Olympics in China, citing Beijing’s coercive trade practices as well as its human rights abuses as reasons.

Not new but some texture around the Liar’s fantastic vaccine ineptitude: New emails reveal how “enthusiastic” Pfizer was to engage with Australia about its COVID-19 vaccine, months before the federal government agreed to buy any doses.

A new study from South Africa: Pfizer Inc.’s vaccine provides less immunity to the omicron variant than to other major versions of Covid-19, according to laboratory experiments that indicate a booster may still help stop the highly mutated strain.

Legal eagles are all over the Liar’s Berejiklian lies: The chair of the Centre for Public Integrity and former NSW supreme court judge, Anthony Whealy, criticised Morrison for dismissing the serious issues raised by the Icac inquiry.

If there is one nation on earth that should boycott the Winter Olympics in Beijing it is Australia: The Morrison government is under pressure to follow the United States in staging a diplomatic boycott of the Winter Olympics to be held in Beijing in February.

There is no lie that the Liar will not tell: “The way that Gladys Berejiklian has been treated has been shameful.

This is the concerning chart.

The Liar has repeatedly underlined his own problem in public.

The orgy of sleaze and corruption overseen by the Liar has no bottom: Scott Morrison is fighting to regain political control after Education Minister Alan Tudge stood aside over abuse allegations and the deferral of key parts of the government’s legislative agenda including promised religious freedom protections.

I can barely bring myself to write on this subject anymore.

It’s officially an exodus now and why not?

The problem is, when your entire personality is a lie, all you can do is lie.

The Victorian government has secured the support of crossbench MP Rod Barton for its controversial pandemic bill.

As expected, the Coalition’s fake housing affordability inquiry is set to shift blame the states by accusing them of restrictive planning and profiteering from rising property taxes: The inquiry chairman, northern beaches federal Liberal MP Jason Falinski, said ­affordability could be improved over the long-term if the states boosted supply and slashed property charges.

Analysis conducted by the Australia Institute indicates that $3.9 billion has been allocated under seven federal grants programs since the federal Coalition came to power in 2013, with the programs being ones where ministers had discretion over where money was allocated.

For years MB has lamented how Australia’s public service has been stripped raw by decades of government outsourcing, waves of senior redundancies, and a preference for governments to seek advice from paid consultants.