Behind the outrage over One Nation’s pro-life stance lies a deeper question about where Australians believe the line should be drawn.
This week, 4–7 June, marks the anniversary of the Battle of Midway in 1942, one of the most decisive naval victories in world history and the pivotal turning point of the Pacific War.
The dearth of political leadership is a product of the lack of conviction of those seeking to enter parliament.
Political leadership is fraught with danger.
It requires to balancing act of a tightrope walker, the strength of a power lifter and the flexibility of a gymnast.
That probably explains why most don't survive too long.
Behind the outrage over One Nation’s pro-life stance lies a deeper question about where Australians believe the line should be drawn.
The world economy is buckling under debt, delusion and the political vanity of leaders who spent tomorrow’s money to buy yesterday’s applause.
One Nation has lanced the boil of political correctness and now they're leading the polls.
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