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Reader Speedy on the price of green power - which has made South Australia’s electricity prices the highest of any state:
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Even a former Labor president now embraces Tony Abbott: FORMER Labor…
Michael Gordon, long the Prime Minister’s go-to journalist, concedes t
Business groups oppose increased company taxes. Disabled citizens support the national disability scheme. Big miners oppose increased mining taxes. Labor savages Coalition policies. Coalition targets Labor policies. Families oppose reduced childcare benefits. Show More Summary
Kevin Rudd declares in 2007: Climate change is the…
The Internal Revenue Service scandal - Big Government persecuting conservatives - just gets more amazing: During a House Ways and Means Committee…
Journalist Kerry-Anne Walsh strikes me as tribal, and, of course, Left of centre. No…
They’ve fractured their own party like they’ve fractured the country:
Reader Sisyphus alerts me to something symbolic - and sad - about the way Bess Price’s stunning speech below was stopped: Andrew,…
Northern Territory MP Bess Price, one of a number of Aboriginal conservatives now being…
The Global Mail’s Bernard Lagan said global warming was drowning Kiribati: The waves are slowly…
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How did the Budget blow so many billions so fast? Anthony Albanese joins us - the only Labor Minister ever to agree to…
Steve Kates says Barack Obama will be impeached. Big call, but then you read the Wall Street Journal’s…
Last week, Roseanne Beckett won her High Court appeal, but the NSW Attorney-General is resisting compensation. It's time to shine a spotlight on the Crown's conduct in this case, writes Wendy Bacon
Australia excised the mainland from the migration zone yesterday - but what does that actually mean? Immigration lawyer Michael Jones explains our disappointing contribution to international law
The majority of Indonesia's media outlets are owned by 12 magnates, many of whom are also politicians. How does a journalist report on corruption when their boss is involved, asks Dina Indrasafitri