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Category Archives: Political debate
Spare a thought for Gladys Berejiklian
48 year old Gladys Berejiklian, has been the member for the NSW seat of Willoughby since 2003, after the retirement of former Opposition Leader Peter Collins. She has held a number of portfolios including that of State Treasurer for two … Continue reading
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The Ungracious Right!
Voters in the Wentworth Electorate this coming Saturday (October 20) will have their say on the toppling of their popular member Malcolm Turnbull as Australia’s 29th Prime Minister. If the Liberal candidate, Turnbull backed David Sharma, fails to win the … Continue reading
Is it time to introduce four year federal parliamentary terms?
Seven changes of Australia’s Prime Minister in the past eleven years is good reason to re-visit the debate on extending the term of the House of Representatives from three to four years in harmony with the terms for most State … Continue reading
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Tagged Federaton, Parliamentary terms of office
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It’s time now for Everyday Australians to have their say!
Almost ever since Malcolm Turnbull became Prime Minister three years ago, Conservative Media personalities have been relentlessly gunning for him. Tony Abbott, their crack marksman, despite initial scruples, has been precise and effective in his attacks. Respected journalist Peter Hartcher’s … Continue reading
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Tagged Alan Jones, Australian Conservative Media, Malcolm Turnbull, Peter Hartcher, Tony Abbott
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Where did Malcolm Turnbull go wrong?
He challenged an incompetent Tony Abbott for the leadership at the behest of the Party, earning his ire and insurrection; despite pious vows to the contrary. He wounded the ego of armchair critics and vocal conservative media opinion makers such … Continue reading
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Tagged Alan Jones, John Howard, Tony Abbott
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Turnbull’s leadership reaffirmed in Coalition vote.
Conservative media guru, former Abbott Chief-of Staff Peta Credlin, is jubilantly now expecting Malcolm Turnbull to be outed as Prime Minister within days. The bumbling, usually unsmiling would-be assassin of Malcolm Turnbull, Tony Abbott, when asked for his take on … Continue reading
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Tagged Parkinson's disease, Peter Dutton, Scott Morrison
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Why I think a September poll is likely!
Barnaby Joyce today called on Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull to stand down from the leadership if the Coalition fails to overtake Labor in the polls by Christmas. His gratuitous advice shows how desperately some Conservatives want him gone. Since no … Continue reading
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Tagged Two-party preferred vote
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The Courageous Charge of the Monash Brigade!
Passionate Coalition duo George Christensen and Craig Kelly are the driving force behind a rebellious pro-coal forum reputed to have more than 20 back-bench signatures. Their oft-repeated mantra is that coal will deliver “low-cost electricity for consumers and industry”, and … Continue reading
Posted in Community Issues, Political debate
Tagged Monash Group
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How safe from Terrorism are we in Australia?
Just a week before Easter the French experienced another alarming terrorist attack, this time in Southern France, not far from the Mediterranean coast, and the Spanish border. Five lost their lives, including tragically a 44 year old police officer Arnaud … Continue reading
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Tagged French President
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Turnbull Finished! – Hartcher’s Easter Prediction.
https://www.brisbanetimes.com.au/politics/federal/turnbull-had-his-chance-to-be-a-moral-force-now-he-s-just-a-spent-one-20180330-p4z75s.html Of course, Gold Walkley winning Journalist Peter Hartcher is not the first political analyst to have asserted that Malcolm Turnbull has betrayed his political principles, become morally bankrupt, and is now a spent force in Federal Politics. His Easter message … Continue reading
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Tagged Anthony Albanese, Gold Walkley, Julia Gillard, Peter Hartcher
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