Australia’s own Peter Perfect Premier Mr Malinauskas has faltered this week, revealing a true agenda to stifle political opposition in South Australia…
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Give an inch and they’ll take a mile - fair to say Australians are waking up to the consequences of what an emboldened bureaucracy, when bestowed with the right to police what we can think and say, can do…
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Barclay McGain | Spectator Australia
Is an increase to the minimum wage really the solution to low-income earners feeling the pinch of runaway inflation? Not even close.
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For something so openly talked about across social and mainstream media, the astronomical price of fuel—and the costing behind it—is widely misunderstood. A good chunk of the price of petrol comes down to nothing other than good old taxes.
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A top-secret email chain is the latest twist in the saga involving an ABC journalist, a defamatory tweet and a hefty legal bill. It poses the question: What good is a public broadcaster if it can’t be trusted to meet the baseline standard of integrity—transparency?
They are the heart of Australian cities, towns and neighbourhoods but brutal COVID-19 restrictions have left community sporting organisations gutted.
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Across Australia’s east coast, the political split is blatant with all three incumbent governments in support of hidden speed cameras. It poses the question: Why is a party’s position perfectly aligned with whether or not it is in power?
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For years we’ve been told that the driver of upward economic mobility and the antidote to sticky wages is a higher minimum wage. When we consider the impact high price floors have on demand, we can see a too-high minimum wage comes at the cost of jobs.
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Getting kids to play outside is a tough ask for any parent in the digital age, where screen time is king. Now, the Victorian Government has emerged as the latest obstacle in their fight (literally).