The left keeps bragging that Australia is doing better than almost every other country when it comes to economic management. You may have seen this claim: “Australia was ranked 91st for economic management just three years ago, and today we’re ranked number 2 in the...
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The Hunter Joint Organisation, a regional body that includes local councils from the Hunter Valley region, is peddling a misleading narrative about the global coal industry that could misguide local policies and decisions, potentially harming communities that rely on coal and its associated industries. In...
Dan Repacholi’s latest political performance is nothing short of disgraceful. After months of silence, he’s suddenly outraged that Mercy Services is closing its Singleton aged care facility, giving residents just two weeks to pack up and leave. But here’s the truth: Repacholi knew this was...
The Great Beer Tax Scam: The Freeze Changes Nothing—You’re Still Paying You’ve probably been told, over and over, that it was created to curb alcohol abuse, to reduce violence, to make Australians healthier. That’s what the government says every time they raise it. It’s all...
Port Stephens has just been named the number-one tourist destination in New South Wales. And why wouldn’t it be? It’s stunning—pristine beaches, turquoise waters, and home to one of the best whale-watching experiences in the world. People come from everywhere just to catch a glimpse...
It’s funny how politics works sometimes. On Wednesday, during a visit to Maitland, the Liberal-National Coalition, led by Deputy Leader Sussan Ley and Paterson candidate Laurence Antcliff, made a sudden announcement: they’re now promising to build an Urgent Care Clinic in the area. After years...
For months now, Labor has been running a scare campaign about nuclear power, claiming it will increase electricity bills by $1,200 a year. Sounds scary, right? But here’s the reality—power prices in Australia have already skyrocketed by 60 to 80 percent under Labor’s so-called “renewable...
It’s happening right in front of us. The Albanese government, facing a political crisis of its own making, has apparently decided that the best way to stay in power isn’t by fixing the economy, securing the border, or addressing the housing crisis—but by importing a...
Let’s talk about accountability—or, in this case, the complete lack of it. A man plows into seven people while doing a high-speed burnout at an illegal car meet. He’s rushed to the hospital, treated for his injuries, and then what? Does he go straight to...
Ignoring HECS Debt Will Drive Up Property Prices and Push Young Australians Further Into Debt
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The HECS Housing Scheme: Australia’s Latest Recipe for Disaster Imagine you’re a young couple, working hard, saving every cent for a home. You finally scrape together a deposit, only to find out that house prices have jumped—again. Why? Because the government and the banks have...
So, let’s talk about Dan Repacholi and his early election signs. You’ve probably seen them popping up, right? Well, here’s the real story behind those signs—they’re not just about promoting a campaign; they’re about desperation. In what was once a Labor stronghold, Repacholi and his...
If you’ve been paying attention to the so-called “green revolution” in Australia, you’ve probably heard a lot of promises from Chris Bowen, the Minister for Climate Change and Energy. According to him, we’re on the path to a clean energy future—cheaper, more reliable, and completely...
Jo Haylen’s Boozy Hypocrisy: The Transport Minister Brought Down By Lack of Public Transport So, here’s a story that tells you everything you need to know about the people running New South Wales. Jo Haylen, the now former Transport Minister, spent years telling us she...
Let’s be honest—Labor will never build a train line from Cessnock to Maitland. They’ll promise it. They’ll commission studies. They’ll form committees, and they’ll hold public forums where they nod sympathetically while pretending to care. But when it comes time to actually lay down the...
Goodbye and Good Riddance: Nuatali Nelmes’ Exit and the Quiet Death of Democracy in Newcastle
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Let’s talk about Nuatali Nelmes. You know her—Newcastle’s 14th Lord Mayor, the woman who clung to power like a barnacle on the hull of a sinking ship. After 16 years in local government, she’s finally resigned. But let’s be clear: this wasn’t some noble act...
Peter Dutton’s Green Fantasy: Why He’s Learned Nothing from Trump’s Historic Win Let’s be honest: Peter Dutton is missing the point. After years of watching Donald Trump rewrite the rules of politics, tapping into the anger of working-class Americans and taking on the woke elite,...
Today, Donald Trump was sworn in as the 47th President of the United States, and one of his first acts in office was to sign an executive order to withdraw the U.S. from the World Health Organisation (WHO) once again. This move reignites the debate...
Tonight, let’s talk about reality—specifically, the reality behind Australia’s so-called “green dream.” Anthony Albanese, the man who’s already saddling Australians with skyrocketing energy costs, now wants to hand over $2 billion of your money to aluminum smelters, including Tomago, so they can make their products...
Imagine walking into your local supermarket, grabbing a trolley equipped with a touchscreen, and embarking on a shopping experience that feels like something out of a science fiction movie. As you place items into your cart, the trolley scans them, keeping a running total of...
