Editorial

EDITORIAL: It would be a mistake for Anthony Albanese to interpret his win as a complete endorsement by Australians of his Government to date.

EDITORIAL: The Opposition have been disappointing during this campaign, but when we vote on Saturday it’s a judgment on the past three years of compounding failure.

The Opposition have been disappointing during this campaign, but when we vote on Saturday it’s a judgment on the past three years of compounding failure.

EDITORIAL: While Anthony Albanese appears more than happy to abandon his passion for the Voice, truth-telling and treaty in order to stay in the Lodge, that’s not how many of his mates in the Labor Party think.

EDITORIAL: Most politicians lie, at least a little. Unfortunately it has become an accepted part of our political landscape. But Albanese has taken that bad habit and turned it into a full blown addiction. 

EDITORIAL: Canada’s Liberal Party has one man to thank for the election win no one thought was possible just a few months ago. And, no, it’s not Prime Minister Mark Carney.

EDITORIAL: All governments indulge in a bit of off-budget spending but the Albanese Government has taken it to new heights.

EDITORIAL: This Anzac Day, push past the platitudes and allow the Anzac spirit to rise, as Charles Bean predicted it would, our nation’s possession forever.

EDITORIAL: We appear to be approaching a tipping point in relation to our national security and it’s clear Australia’s decades-old ‘she’ll be right’ attitude towards defence won’t cut it anymore. 

EDITORIAL: The Easter break — which will be followed next week by another long weekend for Anzac Day — can’t come soon enough for Peter Dutton. 

EDITORIAL: For decades, Australia’s defence strategy has boiled down to ‘ask the US for help if we need it’. The result is an Australia woefully unprepared to defend itself. That has to change.

EDITORIAL: Not since the heady days of Kevin07 have we seen a prime ministerial candidate so puffed up and confident during an election campaign. And doesn’t he love it. 

EDITORIAL: At the halfway mark of this election campaign, both major parties have thrown a mishmash of pitches against the wall in the hope something will stick. It’s a useless spectacle for voters.

EDITORIAL: Let’s inject some honesty into this important national debate about our energy future and work out how to make the most of our advantages and drive prices down. 

EDITORIAL: If you were hoping for a clear cut winner at the first election debate between Albo and Dutton, you likely came away disappointed. There were no major slip-ups, but no knock-out blows either.