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Kevin Rudd’s honesty and integrity are under question. Not just by the Federal Opposition but by an increasing number of Australians who are waking up to the fact that what Mr Rudd says is not always consistent with actual events, writes Senator Cory Bernardi.
The Queensland Surrogacy Bill is on track to be passed this week. Family First’s Wendy Francis says that while many single or homosexual people may be loving parents, society has an obligation to give a child a mother and a father.
Tony Abbott is wrong about the Ruddy ETS. It is not just a Great Big Tax. It’s a Great Big Tax PLUS a mountain of Red Tape. And it will have absolutely no effect on world climate, writes Viv Forbes.
Herald Sun columnist Andrew Bolt, on ABC1’s Insiders today, condemned the treatment Lord Christopher Monckton has received from some sections of the media. Read the story, review the exchange between Bolt, Cassidy and the other panelists.
Even some somnambulant journalists and politicians are waking up to the fact that, if the entire population of all nations tried to, they could not have an iota of influence on the climate, writes Ron Kitching.
Merv Bendle writes at Quadrant Online: Robert Manne and other historians make no attempt to champion the Australian people or recognise their efforts to build a nation. Instead, Australians emerge from their writings as unrepentant and non-reflective racists.
Video Game companies are pushing for the removal of the MA15+ classification cut-off in favour of allowing the importation R and X rated games into the country. These games would contain graphic horror, violence rape and sex scenes, writes Andrew Hazelton.
The Australian Protectionist Party, offering an alternative to Liberal and Labor’s bi-partisan policy on multiculturalism, has achieved the membership numbers required to apply for federal registration with the Australian Electoral Commission.
A former New Zealand journalist has posted a 4600-word analysis of the ClimateGate emails. The mainstream news media has so far barely gone beyond giving those who wrote them, and their supporters, time and space to deny their undeniable contents.
With the ClimateGate revelations of flimsy “science” behind the man-made global warming theory, the role of the religious left in promoting this fraudulent scheme now deserves serious media scrutiny, writes Cliff Kincaid, editor of the Washington-based AIM Report.
Patrick Michaels, formerly professor of environmental sciences at the University of Virginia, claims in an opinion piece in the Wall Street Journal that the Climategate emails have destroyed the credibility of refereed scientific literature.
Despite the best efforts of the Obama administration, most of the world’s other governments (save the plucky Canucks), the United Nations and the Mainstream Media (MSM) to sweep…
Tony Abbott’s 22 January address to the Victorian Australia Day Council.
“A political party that’s frightened of an election is a political party that’s doomed to stay in opposition,” Tony Abbott told the NSW Liberal Party’s Millennium Forum in a keynote speech today.
The recent grass roots revolt against Malcolm Turnbull’s decision to pass Labor’s CPRS bill should send a message to conservatives: stay involved and take control, Peter Coleman argues In an opinion piece in the Weekend Australian today.
Tony Abbott brings a new combative leadership style to the Liberal Party and has announced a new front bench line-up. With typical Abbott frankness, he accepted that if he wins the next election he would be regarded as a political genius but failure would see him eventually become ‘political road kill’, writes Senator Cory Bernardi.
A global warming philosophy is an extremely mystical one, because it asks us to reject science, or rather, demands, we embrace a pro-prophecy culture. And at the ABC there are those who truly believe, writes Ben-Peter Terpstra.
Before my time, Ray Martin was a groovy ABC worker with short shorts and long socks. According to his bizarre autobiography, though, it looks like Lego man joined the leftwing march a little late, writes Ben-Peter Terpstra.
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