EDITORIAL: Anthony Albanese wants to talk about everything but what is actually important. He wants to scheme his way back into the Lodge. Scare families and fool the uninformed.
Editorial
Arthur Leggett fought for this democracy and on Tuesday WA’s politicians swore to uphold it, but there is cause for concern that the 42nd term of State Parliament could be a case of same, same but different.
Jessica Page
Anyone should feel free to speak their opinions without fear of reprisal from their government. Even if those opinions are unpopular.
Emma Garlett
Economy-wise, it’s baffling how Trump’s slogan ‘Make America Great Again’ has been an electoral winner.
Raymond Da Silva Rosa
The image of empty trains being driven around Perth suburbs at 6pm will be one that the WA Government will have to work hard to scrub from people’s minds, as the total Metronet bill spills over $14 billion.
Steve Martin
In tonight’s show, as trade tensions between US and China intensify, Ben Harvey outlines one quiet way Australia can beat Donald Trump’s tariffs and identifies two likely scenarios for the world.
Ben Harvey | Tue, April 8
LATIKA M BOURKE: Day 11 of the Federal election campaign and one thing is certain: Albo has no clear answers for what he will do in the coming years. He is certain only that there will be uncertainty.
Latika M Bourke
Basil Zempilas has been tested and goaded on day one in State Parliament, with question time descending into jeers moments after WA’s chief justice warned that western democracy is “under significant threat”.
Now imagine that experience replaced with a five-minute tick-box formality.
Andrew Leech
WA is one of a small number of Australian States and Territories to have announced a free influenza vaccination program for 2025. I strongly encourage its uptake.
Andrew Ngeow
There was nowhere to hide as the destruction wreaked by Donald Trump’s ‘reciprocal’ tariffs reached the Australian stock market.
After a wobbly first week dominated by questions about policy and promises to provide more detail down the track, the Liberal leader needs to recalibrate and retarget.
Katina Curtis
In tonight’s show, Ben Harvey explains why investors need to ‘look away’, as Trump’s tariff carnage causes global markets to sh*t itself, wiping trillions off stock values.
Ben Harvey | Mon, April 7
Ask Rita Saffioti about Metronet, and you will likely get a glowing response.
Perhaps my perception of the world was distorted, and my fear that western civilisation might be stumbling into idiocracy was just bad bokeh.
Andrew Miller
Kate Chaney is discovering just how difficult is it to be truly independent.
Brian Burke
Australian business education is failing our future and it’s time we admitted it.
Mayowa Babalola
Simply mention them and you will see faces screw up, shoulders stiffen and a ripple of revulsion spread through the room. SEE THE LIST.
Gary Martin
Many people start out chasing this ideal of perfection and, when the garden grows wild, throw their arms up in despair, deciding that a productive garden just isn’t possible.
Casey Lister
The backdrop to your garden can set the whole tone for the design of your living space.
Charlie Albone
The Nedlands mayor has recently been in the headlines over the issue of the Perth Children’s Hospice.
Ben Harvey
As the saying goes, the best-laid plans of mice and men often go awry.
Joe Spagnolo
Just over three months into the year and WA already has more than double the number of measles cases recorded last year.
Never meet your heroes, the saying goes, lest they disappoint you. A scorching case of man flu last week cruelled my chance to test this proverb.
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