If we want Australia to start moving forward again we need to start empowering the Australian people and their families, not the institutions. These policies are designed to do that. More money in your pocket, a smaller bureaucracy that delivers services not regulations,

“Senator Gerard Rennick, who just quit the LNP to start his own political party after failing to get preselection, thinks the Bureau of Meteorology is engaged in a conspiracy to rewrite climate records to fit a "global warming agenda" and that childcare "brainwash[es] children

Correct. This comment could apply to most politicians today. Original ideas that empower people aren’t welcome by the system.

We need to reform our financial system if we want to make houses affordable again. How our financial sector is regulated is a very important but poorly understood topic. Changes to the way our financial sector was regulated had very serious and detrimental impacts to our

“Researchers at the University of California San Francisco have identified fibrin, a natural protein involved in blood clotting, as a major driver of the COVID-19 disease, according to a new study. Fibrin binds to proteins from the SARS-CoV-2 virus to form blood clots that are

Another worker who wasn’t afraid to stand up to his bosses and call out the madness of the modern world has been sacked. I only came onto Michael Leunig in the last few years but I enjoyed his cartoons immensely. Here are some of my Leunig favourites from years. It’s never

“Environment Minister Tanya Plibersek has been accused of 'rewriting history' after denying she stopped a gold mine dead in its tracks by making a controversial ruling on Indigenous heritage. Earlier this month, Ms Plibersek decided to protect land deemed to have significant

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This is what you call living rent free in the Prime Ministers head! •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• “The Coalition dances around issues and have no discipline… They allow people like Senator Rennick to undermine common sense… They’ve

“Some of the wackos on the crossbench in the Senate.” #JulianHillMP doing what Labor does best - name calling whilst failing to back up his argument with any facts. People are tired of this behaviour.

“Australia’s per capita GDP has now declined for six consecutive quarters and seven of the past eight quarters, to be down 2.0% from its peak. It meant that Australia’s annual GDP growth rate fell to its lowest level since December 1991, outside of the pandemic. Australia’s

“Sydney has more cranes than New York, Boston, Toronto, Washington, Chicago, Phoenix, Las Vegas, Denver, Portland, Honolulu, San Francisco, Seattle and Calgary combined.” •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• This speech given by Matt Barrie would have to be

“You can’t have it both ways, you can’t say two doses of the vaccine is effective and then go out and buy 12 doses costing extra billions of dollars. Senator, I do think we have to be careful about recreating the past, in the present……………so that was a precautionary

“Generally, PBO costings include the static and direct behavioural impact of proposals but, with a few exceptions, the PBO has not included quantitative estimates of broader economic effects in its costings. The exclusion of broader economic effects from costings has sometimes

“It’s barely spring in Australia and already we’re reaching the point where there’s too much solar. There’s such an excess of useless energy, prices are negative, meaning the hapless generators have to pay people to take the poison power away. And on Sunday, at a time when

Me: What standards do you put in place to ensure that foreign students have adequate English skills when they are undertaking studies. I get two major requirements - one is the English issues and I hear back from a lot of local students who say that a lot of assessment courses

Earlier this week I debated the Libertarian party on Economics. While they believe in privatising Infrastructure assets I don’t. The Newcastle port, now 50% owned by the Chinese illustrate how private monopolies gouge customers to the detriment of the economy. Here’s how: