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In Victoria, Gippsland Has Had Enough and the Major Parties Know It
There is a political tremor running through Gippsland, and for once it is not being generated by another announcement from Spring Street about closing…
Sep 1
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Peter Angelico
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August 2026
Public Sector Unions: When a Minority Holds the Majority Hostage
Nobody begrudges a teacher, nurse, police officer or public servant trying to secure better pay and conditions.
Aug 27
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Steve Holland
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Snake Eyes at the eKaren Sands
The Federal Government should appoint more Karens.
Aug 24
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Tom Valcanis
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My Money Is Not Yours to Control
How reassuring: the chief executive of a $92 billion union-linked superannuation fund believes Australians need to be protected from the dangerous idea…
Aug 20
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Peter Angelico
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No Principles in the Firearms Policies of Political Parties
As most sporting shooters are well aware, the major parties have little to no interest in the shooting sports.
Aug 17
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David Leyonhjelm
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A Digital First Dystopia
Digital first is a policy initiative in which the government prioritises and even coerces the use of digital infrastructure over paper and non-digital…
Aug 13
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Jessica Colby
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When Bureaucracy Refuses to Let Women Move On
Privacy should not disappear because a woman was once married.
Aug 11
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Irene May Pearce
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Australia’s Monoculture: One Nation, Made from Many Parts
The word “monoculture” has become a linguistic grenade in Australia’s political battlefield.
Aug 6
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Peter Angelico
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Alcohol Is Australia’s Next Black Market Frontier
Last September I wrote that Australia did not have a tobacco problem; it had a government problem.
Aug 3
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Steve Holland
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July 2026
Split Income To Reduce Welfare Churn
We’re all familiar with the dictum, “In this world nothing is certain but death and taxes.” But as Will Rogers so rightly observed, “Yes, and the only…
Jul 30
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Bob Day
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The Great Centre-Right Realignment How the Liberals Forgot the Forgotten People
For most of my life, Australian politics operated on a simple assumption.
Jul 27
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Peter Angelico
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The Bikie, the Perth Fashion Police and a Banned Numerical Value
On 16th June 2026 a Perth man Dayne Brajkovich handed his jacket to a homeless man outside a Perth court.
Jul 23
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Jessica Colby
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