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.
I was there to see the Sydney March for Australia with my own eyes, and it was a vast and peaceful crowd of mums, dads, workers, migrants, and retirees.
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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