The current NSW Labor government is not to blame,it’s the salary caps implemented by previous Liberal governments,writes Rowan Godwin.
Hanson,who says her political career is “coming to the end”,has recruited her daughter to carry on her work.
Private schools have great facilities,their own buses and can pay coaches,thanks in part to increased federal funding,says Mary Billings.
Eighteen Coalition senators sided with Pauline Hanson,despite Peter Dutton telling them to avoid culture wars and support the government’s existing review.
A spokesperson for the billionaire declined to comment on why the applications had been made,and Pauline Hanson’s One Nation denied there would be a merger.
Even if you accept some people don’t like the idea of three flags,Dutton has shown callous disregard for community harmony by weaponising such unease.
There will always be a place for protest,but people listen most when respect is on board.
If our leaders lack the ambition to make their case to the nation,our democracy will become less fit for purpose.
The resignation of the last leading Liberal moderate,Simon Birmingham,means that it is definitely a case of asking Simon to turn off the lights in the house when he leaves.
Australians should expect their political leaders to stand up to vested interests and take the heat for bold policies.