Is time up for Albanese?
Many years ago, I attended a community meeting to listen to a political newcomer many considered to be a rising star within the Labor movement. […]
Mr Morrison Goes To Tokyo, Spin And The Cormann Con
Mr Morrison went to Tokyo and returned empty-handed. But the 24-hour trip was never about Japan, it was all about continuing to avoid scrutiny and […]
The US Election, Sex In The Cities And Goodbye Joel
The 2020 US Election has brought in a new President (we think) and the key question will be how an incoming Democrats administration will affect […]
I will not be lectured about sexism and misogyny by this man
Wearable artwork of Prime Minister Julia Gillard’s most famous quote “I will not be lectured about sexism and misogyny by this man”, contained in the […]
The Burning Ring Of Australian Corruption
There’s far too much corruption in politics but what can be done about it? There’s a compliant media that is always at hand to cover […]
The 2020 Budget And The Morrison Recession
It’s that time of the year when we look at the federal Budget (seasonally adjusted), and the Treasurer has announced a $213 billion deficit. We […]
NBN And The Continuing Tales Of Corruption
The mainstream media and the federal government are still making their push to open borders, even though the continuing threat to public health is still […]
Aged Care Disasters, Border Wars, Belting China Again
What does a government Minister have to do to lose their job? Losing control of aged care homes and allowing coronavirus to cause the death […]
The Blame Shifting Continues
The public’s patience with Scott Morrison’s constant obfuscation, deflection and outright lies is starting to wear thin. As Abraham Lincoln said “you can fool some […]
The heat ramps up on Morrison
The pure art of political leadership seeks credit for all the positive news and makes sure someone else takes the blame for all the negatives. […]
Maggie Thatcher Cradle Snatcher And More COVID-19 Corruption
Margaret Thatcher and Ronald Reagan instigated a brand of neoliberal economics and politics that affected the world for almost four decades. They left the political […]
Eden-Monaro Wrap, Palace Letters And The New Republic, The Prime Minister For Football
It’s a by-election the Liberal Party should have won, but didn’t. Eden-Monaro. Despite all the resources put into the campaign, the Government nudged the margin […]