The dynamics have changed somewhat since I wrote “Elect Peter Dutton, get a mini Trump” almost two months ago. The title of this article is the dead giveaway: It implies that voting for Dutton would […]
By Denis Hay Description Peter Dutton’s Paladin scandal raises serious concerns about his leadership. Can Australia trust him as PM? Explore the facts. Introduction Imagine you are an asylum seeker fleeing danger, hoping for refuge. […]
Just in case you haven’t heard, there’s an election coming up on May 3rd. And, of course, one of the questions is: Just who is the Opposition Leader, Peter Dutton. I mean, we hardly know […]
Opposition Leader Peter Dutton’s budget reply speech told us everything we need to know about how a cobbled together Liberal/National/LNP/Country Liberal Coalition Government would look after May 3. The ‘signature’ measure of the speech was […]
By Denis Bright After an initial appeal to a limited national sovereignty, the Opposition Leader’s Address in Reply talks up a conventional policy route towards a stronger Australia. President Trump offers a similar style of […]
Spoiler Alert: His Principles Have a ‘Best Before’ Date of May 2025. Introduction Oh, how the tables have turned or more accurately, how they’ve been ‘violently yeeted’ into oncoming traffic. After years of clutching their […]
By Denis Hay Description The Dickson electorate matters because it could reshape Australian politics. Is it time to break the two-party grip? Discover the candidates and what’s at stake. Introduction: A High-Stakes Election Picture this: […]
It’s always amusing when the ‘news’ from a political party’s parliamentary meetings is the leader told people to stop leaking information to the media. The only way we find out about the speech is that […]
By Denis Bright Jim Chalmer’s Budget is an opportunity to regain momentum for the return of an Albanese Government. The Albanese Government has made up some ground since the YouGov Polling last month (Crikey 21 […]
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 […]
Peter Dutton’s stated support for Donald Trump could complicate his chances in the upcoming federal election, but the impact depends on how Australian voters perceive this stance and how it aligns with their own priorities. […]
By Denis Hay Description Political Change in Australia. The two-party system blocks social justice. Discover how meaningful political change is possible – and what voters can do now to shift power. Introduction Picture this: It’s […]
First in a Series? By James Moore “Courage is a fire, and bullying is a smoke.” – Benjamin Disraeli. I keep waiting for it all to collapse. Who doesn’t? When you begin to fire staff […]
By Denis Hay Description Australia’s federal election 2025 looms as cost of living, housing, climate, and youth issues put the nation’s future on the line. Introduction Picture this: It’s a chilly winter evening in outer […]
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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