In another example of Labor's obsessive covering up of Defence failures, allegations of a major scandal involving Henderson shipyard in Perth will be cloaked in secrecy.
While it is electorally dominant, there's a cloud over Labor as the faithful gather in Adelaide for its annual conference. The party of Hawke and Keating has turned into the party of Richard Marles.
The media's campaign against the government's tax changes relies heavily on anecdotes. And there's no better source of anecdotes than young investors whingeing about change.
Instead of spending $5 billion to ensure our current submarines last into the 2040s, the government will spend $11 billion 'sustaining' them — increasing the risk of a big gap in submarine capability.
Australia's fossil fuel lobby dramatically amped up its online propaganda after David Pocock exposed how little PRRT the gas industry pays. It's part of a pattern.
Well, it's confirmed: government documents show we're negotiating to hand access to every Australian travellers' biometric data to the United States. And it's worse than we thought.
Labor's NDIS reforms address the grim maths that some people diagnosed with a disability will need to miss out on services, which must be priorities for those with functional impairment.
Richard Marles' speech on our new defence strategy was completely delusional about what the US has done to the world — and promises billions in wasted, borrowed money.
