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Before the US, ourselves and other nations invaded Iraq in 2003, there were extensive explanations provided for why war was necessary. The main case for […]

Twenty-five years ago, Australia produced 96 per cent of its petroleum needs. We could look after ourselves then. There has been much concern about Australia’s

When he was campaigning to become PM five years ago, Anthony Albanese tweeted that “Getting tonet zero is a chance to create jobs, to bring back manufacturing, and to protect our environment.” None of these things have happened. Since net zero, we have lost major manufacturing

The most important thing that Angus Taylor has done since he became the Liberal leader is to admit to past mistakes. None of us are perfect and given the state of the Australian economy, we must admit that past decisions by both Labor and the Liberal National Coalition have not been great. Predictably, the Labor party

Barnaby Joyce has always had a reputation for speaking his mind. Early in his career, John Howard’s office hatched a cunning plan to silence him.

When the Government announced its net zero plan last year it said that it wanted to deliver 119 million tonnes of carbon reductions from reforestation and sequestration