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A Crunchy Decision!
Last week’s announcement about the future of the Australian Conservatives certainly prompted a huge volume of correspondence. If you
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The Debt Dilemma
Let’s talk about debt. Not the sophistry of good debt and bad debt but the brutal reality of what
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No Reason To Cheer
The big news this week is that the Australian economy looks to be in a spot of bother. That’s
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Labor’s Unlosable Election
I’m on the road again in South Australia; enjoying the people and landscape of my home state. It’s
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The Bruised And Battered Left Have Not Been Vanquished
Some columns are much harder to write than others. This one is bittersweet. I am pleased that the Coalition was
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The Two-Party Duopoly Isn’t Delivering The Results Our Nation Needs
It’s the final days before the Federal election and based on the pre-poll numbers a lot of Australians have
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A Taxing Time For Mandates
I was asked about my attitude to tax reform by ABC RN this week. Host Fran Kelly made a fair
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Time To Stop The Experiments
With less than three weeks to election day, like most politicians I am on the campaign trail. Despite the geographic
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Choices Have Very Real Consequences
As the nation took a break for the Easter weekend, the international Jihadists caused more carnage; this time targeting worshippers
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There’s Always Room For Improvement
All the kerfuffle over Israel Folau’s ‘sinful’ tweet further demonstrates the rampant hypocrisy and anti-Christian bias of many in
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Risible Renewables
The ability to laugh is a wonderful gift particularly when faced with the incoherent ramblings of the unprincipled political left.
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Decency Abandoned
Like Alice through the looking glass, politics gets ‘curiouser and curiouser’ where it’s not only ‘good English’ that gets