Category: Politics

Politics 23 February 201626 February 2016

Update -‘Safe Schools Coalition’ Program to be Reviewed

A couple of weeks ago, I wrote about the ‘All of Us’ teaching program created by the ‘Safe Schools Coalition’ – which is being funded by the federal government to the tune of $8 million and rolled out in schools across the country (around 490 of them so far).

At first glance, you could be forgiven for thinking that it’s all about keeping children safe. Not quite. In it’s current form, it’s actually a sickening, agenda-driven LGBTI program which, among other things, involves material such as the following:

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Politics 19 February 201619 February 2016

Housing Affordability ‘Crisis’?

It’s true that the nature of property finance has changed over the years (e.g. average house prices relative to average income):

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Editorials, Federal Budget, Politics 18 February 201612 April 2016

Editorial – More Taxes Won’t Fix the Budget

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It’s an absolute pleasure to have the current political conversation flatulating around the edges of the government’s revenue sources – and the get-rich-quick schemes that could be used to extract more money out of us. Meanwhile, $40 billion annual deficits are still being cranked out (see also above graph) and our $400 billion debt will be added to for years to come.

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Politics, You've Got to be Kidding 11 February 201626 February 2016

Quality Education – Are you a ‘supportive ally’?

At first I thought this was a joke:

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Editorials, Federal Budget, Politics 9 February 201610 March 2016

Editorial – Turnbull’s Twisting in the Wind

Malcolm Turnbull’s justification for replacing Tony Abbott was that he could provide better economic leadership. Six months on, how much longer should we have to wait for the evidence?

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Events, Politics, You've Got to be Kidding 3 February 20163 February 2016

Victims ‘Provoking’ Criminals

Andrew Bolt blogs about an outrageous incident involving Jens Müller, a German town Mayor who gave some interesting practical advice to locals:

The Mayor of a small German town has caused outrage, telling concerned residence their children must stay away certain areas and “not provoke” migrants to avoid sexual harassment, as well as suggesting they need not worry because German men are a “problem” too.

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Politics 2 February 20163 February 2016

Cash and the Liberals Capitulate

For reasons known only to the clinically insane, Michaelia Cash has decided to show some of the confidential volumes of Heydon’s TURC report to Labor and the Greens. This is despite the fact that she said this would not happen two days ago!

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Events, Politics 1 February 20161 February 2016

Are the Media and Police Hiding Something? (UPDATE)

Five days ago, a man was stabbed to death at the Perth Esplanade Bus Port following a brawl between ‘two groups of people‘. In addition to the homicide, the incident was so bad that it resulted in significant public transport disruptions for the next 24 hours.

Since then, we have not heard anything further about what happened.

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Politics 25 January 201631 January 2016

Another Leftist Prediction Goes Down the Toilet

With news that Tony Abbott wants to run for another term in parliament, the time has come to hold Leftist professor James Walter to account for a prediction which attempted to defy the extreme Left’s natural sworn enemy: common sense.

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