CQ Today – Trust in social media age
This week the Minister for Home Affairs, Clare O’Neil, gave a speech at the Museum of Australian Democracy bemoaning the lack of trust in Australian […]
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CQ Today – Coal still big overseas
Last week a friend of mine called me from Indonesia. He was over there for work and was gobsmacked at their determination to mine more
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Courier Mail – World’s mining of coal shows no sign of slowing
Remember all of that kerfuffle about the Adani mine? Led by Bob Brown, hundreds drove petrol cars to Queensland in protest, some glued themselves to
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QUESTIONS WITHOUT NOTICE: TAKE NOTE OF ANSWERS – Answers to Questions
It was seven weeks ago, to the day, that the Labor Party and Jim Chalmers delivered a budget. Their budget was based on the premise
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BILLS – Export Control Amendment (Ending Live Sheep Exports by Sea) Bill 2024 – Second Reading
Tonight is a potentially historic night in the short history of our Commonwealth, because, in our 123-year history as the Commonwealth of Australia, I don’t
CQ Today – Nuclear stirs up debate
As I drove out to Emerald last week to visit the AG-Grow Field Day, I passed train after train full of coal. The coal trains
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