Australian Politics

It’s not rocket surgery.

For decades, billionaire Meriton founder ‘Highrise’ Harry Triguboff has persuaded politicians to implement policies favourable to his financial interests, including mass immigration.

Propaganda is maddening in its resistance to all truth.

A 2022 survey by the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace showed that Indian migrants overwhelmingly vote for Labor over the Coalition.

Building a renewable electricity system is incredibly expensive and will inevitably increase power bills.

This century has seen a remarkable transformation of Australia. In the 60 years post-World War II, Australia’s net overseas migration averaged 90,000 per year. Australia had only recorded two calendar years with net overseas migration (NOM) exceeding 150,000.

By Ross Elliott from The Pulse: There’s a great line from the comedy show Kath & Kim, where the very suburban Kim expresses her desire to be like affluent city people.

This is not good news.

The Greens’ dream of becoming the ‘third force’ in Australian politics has been eviscerated following Saturday’s federal election.

Recently, three migration pacts have been signed by Australia that facilitate Indian migration, namely: The Australia-India Economic Cooperation and Trade Agreement (ECTA), signed by the former Morrison Coalition government.

On Tuesday, the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) released dwelling approvals data for March, which recorded an 8.8% monthly fall to 15,220 approvals.

JKM LNG futures are still signalling gasmageddon for Australia later this year.

The first term of the Albanese government saw net overseas migration to Australia surge to a record high.

By Stephen Saunders The sanctimonious left-elite is euphoric, confident that Labor is set to inflict six more years of population replacement, energy malfeasance, and housing distress.

If Albo’s idiots have any brains at all, they will immediately spend their Trump windfall of political capital on embracing Peter Dutton’s gas reservation policies.

The Albanese government was the worst government in modern Australian history.

Following the 2022 federal election, the Australian Greens declared themselves the “third force” in Australian politics after picking up 12.2% of the primary vote and winning four federal seats: During this election campaign, the Greens salivated at the prospect of forming a minority government with Labor whereby it could force its policy agenda.

Many were hoping for a minority government moderated by the Senate.

The federal election has delivered a stomping Labor victory with the party winning 85 seats and a comfortable majority, with 19 seats still in doubt. The Coalition was routed, scoring one of its lowest primary votes on record. Leader Peter Dutton lost his seat (good riddance), alongside senior figures like Michael Sukkar.

Saul Kavonic, head of energy research at MST Marquee, is about as as conflicted as any analyst in Australian commentary.

The ABC this week published an article explaining how the Australian Greens have rebranded into the “party of renters”.

The narrative that renewables are cheaper than baseload power is a myth.

Elderly parent visas are Australia’s most costly and should be abolished.

The Albanese government announced on the weekend that it will increase the application charge on student visas from $1,600 to $2,000 if Labor is re-elected.

The latest polling from Resolve Political Monitor shows Labor leading the Coalition 53% to 47% in two-party terms.