In the annals of absurdity, 2025 has already secured its place as the year the United States declared economic war on… checks notes … coral atolls, penguin colonies, and the ghost of Alexander Hamilton’s pet […]
Opposition Leader Peter Dutton self described ‘strong and decisive’ image has a lot of risks coming into the election. Recently a Chinese research vessel sailed to the south of the Australian continent. Dutton was quick […]
The Great Economic Roast-a-Thon: A Snarky Dissection In a debate that felt more like a chaotic Kitchen Nightmares episode for fiscal policy, Treasurer Jim Chalmers (Labor) faced off against Shadow Treasurer Angus Taylor (Coalition) and […]
Spotlight on Spud If you’re the mop and bucket wallah at a back street rub and tug or, worse still, a News Corpse hack you may well think your job sucks. But imagine being one […]
Election 2025 – Party Power vs. People Power: A Tale of Two Approaches By Sue Barrett Real leadership isn’t just about seizing the spotlight or dominating a debate stage – it’s about inspiring followers to […]
Let’s dissect the first leaders’ debate of 2025, where Peter Dutton tried – and failed – to convince Australia he’s not a human embodiment of a “caution: road closed” sign.” Meanwhile, Anthony Albanese served up […]
Why we need to put LNP last Looking back at the terms of the “ATM” governments – Tony Abbott, Malcolm Turnbull, and Scott Morrison – a common thread emerges: significant policy missteps (though “catastrophes” might […]
While Dutton’s dream of Kirribilli harbour views is growing less likely than it was before the media started asking him difficult questions like: “Could you explain how that policy will actually work?” OR “So what […]
With the federal election just a month away, Peter Dutton’s push to become prime minister is shadowed by a number of controversies. One is his handling of immigration and past comments that keep resurfacing. Back […]
Thanks to Donald Trump’s tariffs, the share market took a tumble… And some of you probably suffered a hit to your superannuation accounts, but it’s good to keep these things in perspective. Gina Rinehart, for […]
The LNP’s Fury Over a Children’s Ad Reveals Their Moral Bankruptcy – And Why We Must Fight for Our Kids’ Future By Sue Barrett On 4 April 2025, Aaron Smith (@Aaronsmith333) shared a powerful advert […]
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 […]
Australia’s Policies Under Fire: Trump’s Displeasure with the Pharmaceutical Benefits Scheme, Biosecurity Laws, and Media Bargaining Code. In recent months, President Trump has turned his attention to Australia, voicing discontent with three cornerstone policies: the […]
By Denis Bright On the fiftieth anniversary of Labor’s victory in 1972, ABC News reminded everyone that the LNP was ready to divert Labor’s focus from emergent problems like climate change and indigenous reconciliation. This […]
There’s always some strange moments in an election campaign but one of the strangest is the recent announcement by Peter Dutton that he’d move into Kirribilli rather than The Lodge if he were to become […]
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