Captain Ley is batting on a deteriorating pitch In the language of cricket, the signs of wear are becoming evident on the pitch. The foundation that Susan Ley is laying before the Australian public following […]
A thought-provoking dilemma awaits any passionate writer delving into the realms of politics and societal issues. It’s a recurring challenge that surfaces after completing an article: what comes next? Typically, the author finds themselves staring […]
Last Saturday, May 23, l wrote a piece about the future of the Liberal and National parties. After I had posted it, I had to revise it in light of the very public divorce that […]
What does one do with a political party ruthlessly knocked down after receiving a devastating blow from its rival? Out for the count was no exaggeration. The first rule of politics is to gain power. […]
Labor has an opportunity for significant change, but it would require a substantial commitment, spanning two or more terms to fully realise the potential. While some initiatives could be achieved more swiftly, it’s crucial to […]
Early in February 2024, I wrote an article entitled “Why the Conservatives cannot win the next election.” (Link unavailable.) In it, I suggested that: “… the best thing Labor has going for it is Peter […]
When Peter Dutton became Leader of the Opposition, what did you expect from him? How has he turned out for you? In February, I penned a piece with a headline much like the one you […]
Opposition Leader Peter Dutton: “Sir Humphrey, please, take a seat. We must engage in a conversation about a matter of considerable significance that weighs heavily on my mind. “ Sir Humphrey: “Yes Peter aren’t they […]
I awoke the next day, picked up my iPad beside my bed and tuned into The Guardian. Dutton “believes in climate change,” declared the headline. If l believed my ears the night before, he had […]
It’s a tale of two launches, each with its distinct flavour. One exudes a sense of amateurishness, and the other radiates professionalism. The stark contrast between the two is a fascinating insight into the current […]
The controversial plan to lay off 41,000 public servants to finance an ambitious but ludicrous nuclear power initiative was a grave misstep, and the consequences would have been severe for the Opposition and the country […]
As eligible voters make their way to the polling booths on May 3, 2025, a pivotal question looms large in their minds. A kaleidoscope of choices stretches before them, each representing a different vision for […]
Dear Sire. In response to your comments bout my sons yearr 12 results fot year 2024. All those comments pertaining to my last letter were just what I would have expected from the left wing […]
Is Peter Dutton as tiresome in his delivery as he seems and as excitable in his demeanour as he appears? Every word that escapes his lips echoes the sentiments of someone adept at launching critiques […]
The sort of change I’m talking about: change for the better. Continued from Part 1 In our politics, people want changes that reflect more trust, transparency, involvement, truth and a higher standard of governance for […]
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