When the industry you work in cuts penalty rates within the next twelve months, remember yesterday.
When the entire workforce has been casualised, remember yesterday.
When your kids are slaves to labour hire companies and never find secure work, remember yesterday.
When your local public hospitals and schools are defunded to the point of collapse, remember yesterday.
When your taxes increase while the wealthy gain tax cuts totalling in the billions, remember yesterday.
When the banks get waved through to proceed with their predatory business model without consequences for the crimes exposed by the banking royal commission, remember yesterday.
When people who defended a debauched, convicted paedophile priest take their seats in our national parliament, remember yesterday.
Congratulations, Australia. This dystopian nightmare is what you’ve signed up to.
The combover, Maurice Newman, climate change denier and intimate of Tony Abbott, seems to be suspicious of Four Corners’ efforts to understand the Zali Steggall campaign to unseat Tony Abbott,…
The International Journalists’ Network published an article by David Brewer entitled ‘Impartiality in journalism’. It begins with: “being impartial means not being prejudiced towards or against any particular side, and…
I recently received a letter from Australian Capital Territory Senator Zed Seselja and his ‘Liberal Team’. The letter has a blue stripe across the top with the Liberal Party logo…
Scott Morrison keeps saying: when you vote for Bill Shorten, you get Bill Shorten. But, you actually get Bill Shorten, Tanya Plibersek, Penny Wong, Chris Bowen, Anthony Albanese, Tony Burke, Jim Chalmers, Michelle Rowland and a multitude of experienced, intelligent, reasonable, dedicated people. Possibly with a side of Richard di Natale. What he is very careful to not say is, when you vote for Scott Morrison, you get Scott Morrison, Peter Dutton, Tony Abbott, Kevin Andrews, Michaelia Cash, Barnaby Joyce, George Christensen, David Littleproud and a bunch of other self-serving numbskulls with little pride, honour or nous, and a generous serving of Clive Palmer, Cory Bernardi and Pauline Hanson.
It is difficult to understand how Tony Abbott’s mind works unless you have a higher degree in psychology. It was the late Bob Ellis who suggested that Abbott, as an…