The government's latest attack on free speech has the support of their Uniparty opposition. It suggests politics in Australia is all but lost.
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The dearth of political leadership is a product of the lack of conviction of those seeking to enter parliament.
Political leadership is fraught with danger.
It requires to balancing act of a tightrope walker, the strength of a power lifter and the flexibility of a gymnast.
That probably explains why most don't survive too long.
Australia is being let down by a government that doesn't know what to do or how to do it. The pressure of underperformance is starting to show and we are all paying the price.
The perpetual war machine is driving politicians to curtail our liberties while claiming it's for our own good.
The verdict has been rendered on one of the most fascinating trials in recent history. While one side won the case, it's hard to find any winners from the proceedings.
Stuart Ballantyne floats the idea of floating nuclear plants as a solution to our government-imposed power crisis.
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