RK Crosby is in furious agreement with Pauline Hanson: we absolutely should fire the liar.
Regulars
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Marketing Clarity: Your Clients Find You on Facebook. That’s Exactly Why You Need a Website
What happens when you don’t own your marketing? Ingrid writes that Facebook is great for discoverability, but you need a website for control.
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Chaffey’s Corner: Concern and confusion post-budget
In his latest newsletter, Member for Parkes Jamie Chaffey says there’s been a lot of confusion after the budget.
Posted inOpinion, Political, Regulars
Denise’s Desk: The Reform Everyone Wanted — Until They Got It
Denise writes that for years, politicians, economists and media commentators have demanded bold tax reform. The outrage only began when someone finally proposed it.
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Begin Rant: Are we now third class? The inland is being left even further behind
RK Crosby writes that there is a new divide emerging: it’s no longer city versus country, it’s city vs coast vs country, and we’re rapidly being demoted to third class citizens.
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Roy’s Roundup: Student leaders, evidence in making laws, health care
Read the latest newsletter from Member for Barwon Roy Butler
Posted inOpinion, Regulars, Social
Denise’s Desk: Characters from Under the Dome
Denise writes about the people you work with every day — and why one of them has been internally screaming since 2018.
Posted inRegulars, Social, Something to Think About
Begin Rant: On self-defence, freedom, and guns
RK Crosby writes that today’s events in Torrington show us why we need nuance in the debate about guns.
Posted inOpinion, Political, Regulars
Bonus Denise’s Desk: “Girls Are Not As Good As Boys” – Joyce Shows His True Colours
Denise couldn’t wait to next week to have her say on the latest offensive act by Barnaby Joyce.
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Opinion: Respectful Leadership Matters
Robyn writes that healthy democratic culture is built on the ability to disagree responsibly while maintaining respect for both the office and the community being represented.