Here come Coryservatives?
Reports this morning all over the news and social media that over the next twenty four hours – before the first Coalition joint party room […]
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Vale Russell Trood
My late mother was Russell Trood’s number one fan, before he even by a flukiest of flukes got into the Senate. Sometime more than 15 […]
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Arthur & The Delcons
For all the fans of the 1950s’ rock’n’roll… …Or maybe I just have been having far too much time reading what strangers think about me. […]
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The Road to Perdition
At the beginning of last month, until I was rudely interrupted by my Jordanian hacker friend, I started writing a blog post with my thoughts […]
Continue reading »ON THE 441ST DAY OF TURNBULL MY TRUE LOVE SAID TO ME – I missed an interesting kind-of-an-anniversary on the weekend; on Sunday, Malcolm Turnbull […]
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Vacuum, meet Pauline; Pauline, this is vacuum.
Politics, like nature only more so, abhors a vacuum. Liberal Party created vacuum, One Nation is now filling it. With a caveat that one should […]
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Tony Hearts Government
A mixture of horror, dismay and disappointment amongst my right-wing Facebook friends greeted Tony Abbott’s “UK Diary†column in this week’s “Spectatorâ€, in which The […]
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The terrible truth about staffers
Poor Jack Walker, by now probably an ex-adviser to Christopher Pyne. Not only has he and his eight Sydney mates spent the past four days […]
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In defence of Wyatt “Earp” Roy
Yeah, I know; who would have thought I would ever write a blog post with this title. We truly live in strange times, and 2016 […]
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Bring back Cossie
Should Peter Costello come back to politics and save the Liberal Party? So says the radio host Neil Mitchell, while rallying about the “current lot†[…]
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How we stopped worrying about the financial apocalypse and started to enjoy life (beyond our means)
Malcolm Farr asks the question this afternoon, “How does the Coalition sell its budget cuts when our economy continues to grow?†The short answer is: […]
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Turnbull, gone in 18 months
With our pollies going back to Canberra this week for the first time since the election, Labor Senator Sam Dastyari is shit-stirring, which I guess […]
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The zombie candidacy of Kevin Rudd
Just like the man himself, Kevin Rudd’s candidacy for the United Nations’ Secretary General position refuses to die and stay buried, as it deserves to, […]
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In which I agree with John Howard – the case against a conservative third party
Me and J-Ho? Not really shocking. John Howard at a press conference today: Mr Howard acknowledged that the Liberal Party was in danger of splintering […]
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Chrenk’s election post-mortem-palooza
It’s possible that with Malcolm Turnbull as the Prime Minister, the Liberal/National Coalition avoided a landslide defeat at the hands of Bill Shorten’s Labor. It’s […]
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