The attack on Helen Haines became an excuse to blame Hanson, conservative voices and men before investigators had established a motive.
Malcolm Turnbull sold Australians cheaper power. His signature project became a multibillion-dollar lesson in political arrogance.
A bigger GST would raid the grocery budget before governments prove they can control spending.
Women's cricket and gymnastics have taken a “giant step back” by allowing transgender athletes to compete in women’s competitions.
The Voice debate has fuelled division but a bit of truth-telling needs to be injected into the YES camp.
Australia’s current plummeting educational outcomes has been coming for a long time but the “rot” really set in with the Gonski reforms.
Senator Alex Antic joined Bernardi to discuss his recent takeover of the South Australian Liberal Party.
The Intergenerational Report paints a bleak picture of our future prosperity. We can only hope it's as incorrect as previous ones.
After a decade of riding roughshod over the Liberal Party in South Australia, the wets have been cleaned out, and it's sparked a desperate and hypocritical power grab.
Raw satellite footage from the 90s shows you how everything really works behind the scenes. Have a look at 'Spin'.
His tone and cadence, and the use of pause for effect, showed Dan Andrews is at the top of the political communications game.
Nicolle Flint questions why sexuality is relevant to “doing your job” and slams Labor’s diversity in STEM units agenda requirements for being an “undermining of science”.
Tucker Carlson speaks with Colonel Douglas Macgregor about the war in Ukraine. There are so many truth bombs that you will never hear in the mainstream media.
With a flailing and ineffective policy program, the Prime Minister looked desperate at last week's Labor conference.
War is often a product of propaganda, with governments lying to get what they want and the media following suit while the citizens pay the “ultimate price”.
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