Australian Politics

The Parliamentary Budget Office recently forecast that the gross debt of the states and territories will exceed $650 billion in 2026-27, up from just $266 billion in 2018-19.

Multiculturalism is long lost and thank god for it.

Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney recently touted that his government had “taken control of immigration”, noting that “asylum claims are down by a third, temporary foreign worker arrivals are down by half, and international student arrivals are down by 60%”.

The proof is in the pudding.

The Guardian reports that Australians are experiencing sharply rising dissatisfaction with life, driven by worsening financial stress, housing insecurity, and declining trust in institutions.

The latest Victorian Budget revealed that net debt will hit around $200 billion within four years.

The Climate Council contends that there are about 160 data centres currently operating in Australia, with another 90 proposed.

Chris Minns is just another government-for-government hack.

So let us get this right.

Ryan Stokes is a classic modern Australian whinger, no different to his bogan cousin seeking a Centrelink handout, other than his aftershave.

Australia’s housing market has endured more than 25 years of demand-side policy stimulus in the form of home buyer grants, shared equity schemes, low-deposit schemes, and the like.

They are EVERYWHERE.

The single most pressing issue facing the Australian economy is poor productivity growth.

OECD data shows Australia has one of the highest income‑tax burdens on average workers in the developed world.

Hand your fate to government, it will hand you back your arse.

Still more gas parasitism today.

Dump’s mad war is turning inexorably endless, in complete contradiction to MAGA and everything he’s supposed to stand for.

The worst corporation in Australia, Santos, is lying again.

The slavish MSM says the Strait of Hormuz is open.

Here’s a summary of the AFR’s Grattan Institute panegyric today.

This is reckless beyond belief.