Confidential Daily Comment
The Bubble They Don’t Want You to Notice
They’re preparing the excuse before the collapse.
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Confidential Daily Comment
The Path to Power: How One Nation Could Win Government
As the major parties lose voters and credibility, a protest movement could evolve into Australia’s next party of government.
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Fuel Fury: Iran War Sends Aussie Prices Soaring
When the world burns oil, Australia pays.
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The Apology That Shouldn’t Be Rare
From Jab Cheerleader to Honest Broker: Karl Stefanovic’s COVID Reckoning
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Labor is Losing to One Nation too
When the major parties stop listening, voters start looking elsewhere.
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Death By A Thousand Bureaucrats
Stuart Ballantyne comments on the economic demise of the nation by burgeoning bureaucracies.
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Bitcoin in Winter and Why That Might Be the Point
Will Bitcoin survive the slump?
Politics & Current Affairs
Speech Police and the Slippery Slope
Jailing one fool for offensive words may satisfy the mob, but it sets a precedent that threatens every Australian’s right to speak freely.
Current Affairs
Albo’s Green Car Rort
Labor’s “clean car” rules are a backdoor tax that fattens Beijing and punishes Australian families, workers, and industry.
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One Nation to Abolish SA "Voice"
One Nation vows abolition of Labor's "Indigenous Voice" in South Australia, while the Liberals are trying to sit on both sides of the fence.
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UN’s New “Gender Crimes” Plan
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.
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The Origins of the Bondi Name
The iconic beach's name likely originates from an aboriginal word signifying a place of violence, underscoring how pre-European life in this continents wasn't rosy by any stretch of the imagination.