Champagne socialists

The Greens’ inner-city bubble remains intact, but opportunity beckons for the Liberals in the suburbs of Melbourne. By Nick Cater.

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A little piece of earth

The post war reforms to housing policy are among the Menzies government’s greatest legacies. By Nick Cater.

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Canada lights the way

Australia should take note of the hard lessons learned by our allies as we ready ourselves for the move away from coal. By Nick Cater.

Nick CaterNick CaterNovember 24, 2022Nick Cater

Democrat delirium

The PM’s decision to hitch himself to the hysterical leftist wagon may prove misguided. By Nick Cater.

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Bill shock

Labor's cheap renewable energy narrative could cost them power at the next election. By Nick Cater.

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How will Bowen's plan pay the bills?

The Energy Minister’s climate plan doesn’t add up. By Nick Cater.

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Yes man

We know that Anthony Albanese wants us to vote yes for a voice to parliament. But he needs to show true statesmanship by defending the rights of Australians with whom he profoundly disagrees. By Nick Cater.

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Mission creep

Jacinta Ardern’s call to limit online misinformation may be made with noble intentions. But as with many progressive ambitions, the risk of mission creep is very real. By Nick Cater.

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Pain points

Labor must be prepared to cut spending in next month’s budget in order to ease the pain on middle income households. By Nick Cater.

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Republican setback

Far from eroding support for the constitutional status quo, as republicans expected, the transition of the crown has demonstrably strengthened it. By Nick Cater.

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Republicans: Read the room

Those who think the ascendency of Charles will fuel more support for an Australian republic are misreading the public mood. By Nick Cater.

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Renewables waste

The significant waste-disposal challenges of batteries, wind turbines and solar panels are being ignored. By Nick Cater.

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Summit stitch-up

The outcome of the jobs summit has already been preordained. By Nick Cater.

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Pandemic failures

The disastrous experiment in tyranny of 2020-22 must never be repeated. By Nick Cater.

Nick CaterNick CaterAugust 25, 2022Nick Cater

Line in the sand

We must stop mincing our words about Taiwan. By Nick Cater.

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Emissions impossible

The conceited performance from Chris Bowen during Question Time fails to dispel the impression that the energy minister is out of his depth. By Nick Cater.

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