Scott Morrison smirks and sniggers as Bill Shorten shreds the ex PM’s attempt to play the victim over Robodebt. Mugs the camera. Peter Dutton needs a stunt to distract from his deal with a corrupt contractor Nauru. Or the stench from his rejection of six … Continue reading Narcisuss drowning? Morrison, Robodebt and love-rat Dutton.

From Cruel Britannia, Land of Grope and Tory –  a scandal-ridden post Brexit economic basket-case, The Sick Man of Europe, or gaga but stable as described in Colin Hay’s “catastrophic equilibrium”, a simultaneous failure and stability, comes news of a new probe into old allegations … Continue reading Zombie Policy Apocalypse Part 2 Cruel Britannia

Taking Britain and Putin’s oil and gas war-disrupted Covid-stricken world markets by storm is Trussed!, another spectacular episode of trickle-down and double backflip, a 45 day far-right detour in Little Britain’s post-Brexit Tory Story, an action-packed, adrenaline junkie’s in-flight entertainment featuring political jokes, fiscal hocus … Continue reading Zombie Policy Apocalypse Part 1

On the opening of the forty-seventh parliament with thirty-five new members, a nineteen gun salute and one cool, new diverse, vibe, 26 July, a decimated Opposition – twenty-two fewer in the House of Reps -reverts to playing dirty pool.  In contrast, the extra virgin, Albanese … Continue reading New parliament promising but Team Dutton disappoints.

“Marxist” teachers are teaching our kids “absolute leftwing rubbish”. NSW Senator, Hollie Hughes, Shadow Minister for denying climate change and promoting fossil fuels, moonlighting as Opposition national curriculum cop, reads from the Republican playbook’s false alarmism about critical race theory and gender whispering being taught … Continue reading Interest rate hike upstaged by Dutts’ and Barilaro’s Circus

 We know you are new in your job,Tony and face not only the huge demands of your portfolio but a backlog of catastrophic ineptitude and deceit left you by a Morrison government whose criminal negligence of health and welfare was rivalled only by its pandering … Continue reading Scrap the digital workhouse. An open letter to Tony Burke.

I want to be a prime minister who represents the entire country, our cities, our regions, our rural communities,” the PM says, following The Fair Work Commission’s (FWC) 18 June decision to lift the minimum wage to $21.38 an hour, a 5.2% boost for 186,000 … Continue reading A real wage cut? What’s the go, Albo? (Part 2)

OK, Albo’s no Italian stallion – despite the euphoria of love on the rebound –  especially after our abusive relationships with a series of cads, war criminal Howard, then “me myself and I”  -Abbott, Turnbull and Morrison-too much in love with themselves to brook any … Continue reading What’s the go, Albo? (Part 1)

When Scott John Morrison takes his Sunday fly-drive to leafy Yarralumla to visit His Excellency, David Hurley, AO, a former NSW Governor and his “captain’s pick” for GG, the jig is up; now everyone knows a federal election will be held 21 May and, sadly, … Continue reading A Tin Pot Dictator?