The government’s emergency backflip on fuel standards reveals an uncomfortable truth: climate driven rules have been restricting Australia’s fuel supply for years.
The Nationals’ new leader has a simple idea: stop apologising for Australia and start rebuilding it.
The Prime Minister has failed to heed the lessons of history and looks set to suffer a humiliating defeat built on the shoulders of conceit.
I know I'll end up with a lot of hate mail over today's comment.
That's because it mentions the UFC - the world's best mixed martial arts (MMA) competition.
The fact that I like, watch and practice combat sports sparks the most outrage in almost anything I write.
I can't imagine writing abuse to someone simply because they liked a sport that I didn't, but I guess some people have busier lives than others.
In any event, this isn't a comment about the Ultimate Fighting Championship but involves it.
Yesterday was a world title fight in the middleweight division. The combatants were very different individuals with a starkly different approach to their craft.
Both are super talented and highly skilled experts, but before, during and after the contest, it became apparent just how vital their coaches were.
Therein lies one of life's essential lessons.
The government’s emergency backflip on fuel standards reveals an uncomfortable truth: climate driven rules have been restricting Australia’s fuel supply for years.
The Nationals’ new leader has a simple idea: stop apologising for Australia and start rebuilding it.
Cory Bernardi warns about how collectivist ideology captured key institutions and is reshaping society (even centre-right parties) through the quiet advance of socialism.
Senator Matthew Canavan, the rebel the Nationals once rejected, is now their leader. That speaks volumes.
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