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Family First For your Future
The newest and greatest threat to the Labor/Greens Dominance in the Senate in Tasmania is not only now established in Tasmania, he is also experienced
Australia, the new industrial grave yard
With the imminent threat of closure for Australia’s cattle industry, we see another dark glimpse of Australia’s failing production industries. We’re at war. Nobody wants
Budget of Buck Passing and Lies
The baby bonus was announced. John Howard promised that every woman who had a baby after July 1, 2004, would receive $3000.This was to replace
It’s all a con: Budget 2013
After tonight’s effort from Swannie I’m reminded of Monty Pythons The Life of Brian or was that The Meaning of Life? Apart from democracy, the
The Rise and Rise of Australia’s Debt
One of ALP’s worst mistakes besides their hopeless Policies was the selection of Wayne Swan and his Keynesian way of as Treasury Guy. The sheer
The O’Farrell Identity
Mr O’Farrell I have just two words for you “Please Explain”? This is the 3rd time you have gone out of your way to help the
Is the Wolf at Your Door
Bob Hawke racks up his 194th visit to China, all the while travelling at our expense. What was his need to travel there so often?
The Left’s desire to change our Constitution
I have been hearing for a long time how ALP is all about the workers and those less fortunate, however, the facts belies the rhetoric.
The Battle of Australia 1942
……IT IS IMPOSSIBLE TO SAY WITH CERTAINTY WHAT WOULD HAVE HAPPENED IF THE WARNING HAD BEEN PROMPTLY GIVEN WHEN RECEIVED BY THE RAAF …. BUT
Our Angels must never be forgotten
Australians,will always associate the 25 April, 1915 with visions of Australian soldiers charging bravely, with bullets whistling past them, and mates falling as one of
Julia Gillard: PM, Atheism, Adultery, Feminism and Fabianism
On June 24th Australia experienced one of its most tumultuous days in federal politics since Gough Whitlam was dismissed by Governor General John Kerr. Only
The Great Siege – WW2
On 3 September 1939 Prime Minister Robert Gordon Menzies announced the beginning of Australia’s involvement in the Second World War on every national and commercial
Lin Thorp – the disgraced state minister given a Federal Senate seat.
Lin Thorp entered the Federal Senate in June 2012, filling the casual vacancy left by the resignation of Nick Sherry. Lin Thorp appears to be a bit
Our Aboriginal ANZACS memory is hijacked by activists
Canberra tent embassy founder, Michael Anderson, wants Aboriginal people from across Australia to use the city’s Anzac Day march to protest against the massacres committed
The man who would be PM
Since I released this story yesterday things have moved rapidly. SIMON Crean has announced himself to be on the Kevin Rudd team as long as
The man Who would be PM
Since I released this story yesterday things have moved rapidly. SIMON Crean has announced himself to be on the Kevin Rudd team as long as
Where was this going to lead? 150 counts of Fraud in Victoria that’s where.
Wednesday 10 August 2011 (Hansard and papers) As part of routine reviews of registered associations, Fair Trading identified that Coastal Voice failed to lodge its
Memory of an Original ANZAC
Private Roy Denning landed on Gallipoli on 25 April 1915 and served there until he received a severe gunshot wound in the back on 16
The ‘Real’ John Simpson Story
In the last fortnight we have heard a laxidasical Government enquiry has once again taken a swipe at one of our Nations heroes. Reported in
Muhammad’s desire for Omnipotence
How does anyone believe in the teachings of Muhammad who created a sham named Islam? Their mighty Prophet named Mohammed was an opportunist that married
Toughen up Princesses
I am sick to death of this mob who whenever they feel threatened attack in the the most childish way, and then to make things
Terminally ill can’t vote
In 2008-9 the Rudd Government granted $500 million enhancement funding to the states for sub-acute medical services (that is rehabilitation, palliative care, geriatric evaluation and
NBN’s direction in doubt by CEO
The Rudd Government commenced on 3 December 2007. Construction of a national fibre to the node (ft tn), National Broadband Network (NBN) was a key
Taxpayer funded sex aka Thomson’s Law
In Australia, the issue of sex and disabilities has been raised in a parliamentary inquiry into draft legislation for the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS).
Bandt bans Ethics
I often discard SPAM like the below, but am posting this as a display as to the outrageous scams and lies some political parties are
TASMANIAN REPORT
There has been little politically happening here in Tasmania over the holiday period. On a social level there have been the annual events such as the
Budgetary Incontenance
Already in just February 2013 the budget was blown open, and Departments are begging for more money to the tune of $600,797,000, and how are
We need to cut back on Politicians Perks
ALL federal politicians will now be covered for legal expenses arising from staff harassment claims, workers’ compensation and public liability after the Gillard government closed
From Pommy Bastard to True Blue Aussie
I came to Australia in the Mid 60′s as a ‘Pommie bastard’, we started off in Adelaide, then moved to Canberra, from there we moved
The Neglect of New England
Tony Windsor posted this media Media Release on 6 December 2012 Hung Parliament advances Local Govt reform Councils urged to make submissions to Parliamentary Committee The
The Australian Millenium
This Government is listing as one of it’s key achievements Establishing a single national curriculum What it has been about though is forcing our students
Rising star becomes Black Hole
The headlines claimed ‘Country boy from Bathurst’ a rising star in Canberra’ – Date April 9, 2009 -SMH After securing the Central Coast electorate of
Support Me or not, you Will pay for my Policies
THE Government will soon pre-empt its May Budget by announcing a significant, single cut in spending which could see reductions in welfare payments or industry support.
The Labor debt we will have to repay – Again
And Labor’s answer to unemployment continues to astound me. In 2011-12, the Australian Government general government sector recorded an underlying cash deficit of $43.7b (3.0 per cent