RK Crosby writes that the political stupidity on display in Sydney yesterday, threatening to take away the REZ, really wasn’t needed on top of the Inland Rail decision.
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Posted inOpinion, Political, Regulars
Denise’s Desk: Common Sense? What Common Sense?
Denise writes that Pauline Hanson may have promised common sense, but did not deliver any at her Press Club appearance.
Posted inFeatured, Opinion, Political, Regulars
Begin Rant: Righto Pauline, let’s fire the liar
RK Crosby is in furious agreement with Pauline Hanson: we absolutely should fire the liar.
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.
Posted inOpinion, Political, Regulars, Social
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.
Posted inOpinion, Political
Opinion: Dance first. Think later. It’s the natural order.
Annabel takes us on a dance through the history of Pauline and Tony.
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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, Political
Opinion: Proposed Anti-Migrant policies are an attack on regional communities like ours
Vanessa writes that she was genuinely shocked watching the recent interview involving Barnaby Joyce and discussions surrounding One Nation’s proposed migration and housing policies.
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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.