Two charts wreck Grimm Jim's whole brochure: 3.2 runs the grid on weather, 13.6 runs the budget on wages — and everything else in the IGR is a footnote to those two decisions.
The Prime Minister is being honoured overseas while voters at home deliver a very different judgment.
Dozens of copy-and-paste accounts are telling motorists to stop complaining while expensive fuel drains the family budget.
From Jab Cheerleader to Honest Broker: Karl Stefanovic’s COVID Reckoning
When the major parties stop listening, voters start looking elsewhere.
Labor’s “clean car” rules are a backdoor tax that fattens Beijing and punishes Australian families, workers, and industry.
A crimes-against-humanity treaty is being loaded with gender ideology, vague definitions, and new “crimes” that could be turned on citizens who dissent. And Canberra looks ready to comply.
Why Angus Taylor represents continuity, not renewal, and cannot rebuild the Liberal base.
How One Nation would slam the brakes on mass migration.
The Confidential Daily founder joins One Nation in SA Upper House bid.
A plate at a Paddington pub reveals more about power than Westminster.
When two barflies of opposing political worldviews agree, you know the system’s broken.
Defending Australia from the grievance industry, one truth at a time.
If a law can punish conduct that causes a “reasonable person” to feel intimidated or fearful, then speech is no longer judged by intent or action, but by perception.
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