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Category Archives: Federal politics
Dutton’s Half Nelson
RIFFING years ago on the rancor between the sexes, Dave Chappelle mocked the tips offered in a quintessential women’s magazine feature he caricatured as ‘A Hundred Ways To Please Your Man’. “Get outta here. There ain’t no hundred ways,” he … Continue reading
Posted in Fake conservatism, Federal politics, Rule of law
63 Comments
Bill Gates’ voice has the ear of PM, NT blackfellas not so much
Don’t hold a nose, mate: Jacinta Price calls for Anthony Albanese to visit ‘war zone’ Alice Springs.
Posted in Federal politics, Hypocrisy of the left, Rule of law
10 Comments
Feminists, anti-Pellites silent about PM meeting Epstein crony
Anthony Albanese hosts Bill Gates for discussions on climate change and global health issues.
Posted in Federal politics, Hypocrisy of the left
18 Comments
Reflections On Jim Molan and Absent Panegyrics
HAD Jim Molan been an American seeking elected office, serious conversations in the Republican Party would inevitably have taken place about his suitability for what Captain Willard called “a top slot in the corporation.” Not the Presidency itself – he … Continue reading
As combat veterans battle for years to get a meagre pittance…
Albo’s shout: Inside Brittany Higgins’ luxurious romantic getaway to the Maldives with new fiancé.
Posted in Ethics and morality, Federal politics
14 Comments
Albanese cannot be allowed to get away with Higgins payout
Back at work, Janet Albrechtsen hasn’t forgotten: It’s time to go through Labor’s Christmas trash.
Posted in Federal politics, Rule of law
27 Comments
Running Last
A nationwide shortage of common antibiotics could lead to countless preventable hospitalisations. People are tired and angry. More than a year ago, Labor argued vaccinations were the key. We said you have to do five or six deals. We need … Continue reading
Posted in Federal politics, Hypocrisy of the left
9 Comments
Dutton finally dog-bowls Albanese but sticks to “details” dodge
Peter Dutton says the Indigenous Voice to Parliament referendum will fail without more detail.
Posted in Fake conservatism, Federal politics, Rule of law
37 Comments
Turns out left-wing extremism in the ALP is a far bigger threat
Clare O’Neil warns counter-terror laws may need to change to better handle rightwing extremism.
With enough super squared away, Nat wokel abandons base
Nationals MP Andrew Gee quits party over its opposition to indigenous Voice to Parliament.
Posted in Fake conservatism, Federal politics
15 Comments
Murdoch conspiracy nut well suited to Biden’s banana republic
Mr Snit goes to Washington: Kevin Rudd announced as Australia’s new ambassador to US.
Posted in Federal politics, Foreign policy
18 Comments
AlboDebt
I’m so old I remember when secret ministering and muzzling women were censurable offences.
Was interference in Lehrmann trial designed to swing election?
Brilliant forensics by Janet Albrechtsen: “There must be an inquiry into every aspect of this saga.”
Posted in Federal politics, Legal affairs
55 Comments
The safety of women who don’t embarrass Labor is paramount
Albanese holds firm on decision not to call inquiry into Kimberley Kitching’s bullying allegations. Tweets are not protected by parliamentary privilege. I therefore presume this one is actionable.
Unconquerable
■ Anthony Albanese on a high after year of success: Newspoll. ■ Support for Rudd has swelled since election: Newspoll.
Posted in Federal politics, History
15 Comments
Sounds More Aboriginal
I think it was actually Prada, not Gucci. So I stand corrected.” – Jacinta Nampijinpa Price
Posted in Federal politics
10 Comments
The Palaver Synod
FOR reasons that were esoteric even at the time, in January 897 the corpse of Pope Formosus – who died seven months earlier – was exhumed and put on trial in the Basilica of St John Lateran by Pope Stephen … Continue reading
Posted in Fake news, Federal politics, Hypocrisy of the left
30 Comments
‘Yes’ case will have to make do with ABC’s $1 billion
No public money for ‘Yes’ or ‘No’ campaigns in Voice to Parliament referendum, Burney confirms.
Posted in Federal politics, Hypocrisy of the left
22 Comments