Heracles Didn’t Have This Much Horse-Do to Deal With
Half-measures won’t fix the university sector.
Half-measures won’t fix the university sector.
Captains of Aboriginal Industry brawling in the boardroom and organising fist-fights.
Citizenship should not be handed out in Weeties packets.
Too busy marking his own homework to bother fronting the antisemitism commission.
Australia tried to end smoking with punitive taxes. Instead, it created a lucrative trade for smugglers and a wave of violent attacks on retailers.
Whatever it was, Islamic preacher denies it.
The most powerful influencer in Australia isn’t a teenager on TikTok. It is an institution that can regulate what others say, spend hundreds of millions promoting its own messages, subsidise parts of the information industry, define what it believes is in the public interest – and send you the bill.
So much for those ‘stringent safeguards’ around medicalised suicide.
The lesson from CPAC Australia is that voters notice when parties drift from the values that originally earned their support. Whether New Zealand’s major parties recognise that lesson before the next election remains to be seen.
Denial ain’t just a river in Egypt: it runs right through Chalmers’ office.
One MP has run a business: and it’s not the PM or treasurer.
They should be grateful they weren’t tarred and feathered.
Our political class already controls how much workers must save and when they can access their savings. Giving politicians influence over where that money is invested would compound the intrusion into individual financial freedom.
A new poll shows half of voters want spending cut: are any politicians listening?
Islamic preachers say whatever their current audience wants to hear.