Labor/Liberal Corruption in Broad Daylight
2024-09-17
‘Every single resources minister in Coalition and Labor governments since 2001 has gone to work in the fossil fuelContinue Reading
Labor’s hand-picked experts on gambling, poverty and DV ignored
2024-08-27
All these inquiries, expert panels, Royal Commissions, reports, etc… must cost a pretty penny. It seems a shame theyContinue Reading
Woolworths – One law for them… | Punter’s Politics
2024-08-23
@punterspolitics Don’t worry, our laws are designed to protect the vulnerable corporations from the REAL criminals 😉. I’m sure WoolworthsContinue Reading
Shorten’s idea of RoboJustice falls short | Mick Lawless
2024-08-13
Who can forget Bill Shorten’s inspirational RoboDebt address? – “The last government gave us Robodebt. The last government gaveContinue Reading
The AUKUS boondoggle – Mick Lawless
2024-08-08
Anyone with a skerrick of intelligence, knew taking on AUKUS after a day’s deliberation, was a decision based purelyContinue Reading
The ‘McBride whistleblower’ vs ‘MP traitor’ injustice – Mick Lawless
2024-08-05
Dingo News published an article about this injustice, before David McBride was sentenced and imprisoned. Career Guide for kidsContinue Reading
Labor’s Attorney General Mark Dreyfus approved expenses for former Coalition frontbenchers facing the RoboDebt inquiry
2024-07-30
The ‘Bell inquiry’ into Morrison’s five secret ministerial appointments, was another dud inquiry Labor orchestrated that saw Morrison emergeContinue Reading
Pratt’s Puppets Expose the Labor/Liberal Duopoly
2024-07-25
The Labor aficionados who claim to despise Morrison, will find someway to justify this obscene collaboration. Probably meld itContinue Reading
Dom Perrottet – Another crook evades punishment | Mick Lawless
2024-07-19
Gladys to (then secret boyfriend) MP Daryl Maguire: “I’ve already got you the Wagga hospital,” she assures him. “I justContinue Reading
Labor ignore the people’s war powers sentiment – Mick Lawless
2024-04-11
Labor’s surrender to American military imperatives has been recently highlighted by former Australian PM Paul Keating. Keating: “We don’tContinue Reading