Opinion

Don’t hold your breath for Treasurer Jim Chalmers to acknowledge the Government has been part of Australia’s economic problem.

Grace Tame’s latest outrageous comments show she has lost sight of the cause that first gave her moral authority.

If a try-scoring record can’t bring a smile to your face, I am not sure what will.

Operation Epic Fury is a quintessentially Trumpian choice for the name of a war.

If the nations Donald Trump has named don’t agree to help in the Strait of Hormuz, Prime Minister Anthony Albanese might get a phone call.

Petrol pain is a daily reminder that this Government has never been in control of our economy

It was a terrific moment in rugby league history, but the super coach was dead right about the downside.

In Iran I fear we may be retreating even further from the principles we once proclaimed, loosening the shackles that civilised nations place on themselves to protect our shared humanity.

It seems unthinkable that we would refuse a US request as it takes on the burden of a war. So why won’t the Government tell us what the US wants and what we have done about it?

You were worried the stockmarket might not come back, right? But why wouldn’t it? This isn’t the first war in the Middle East, and Allah knows it won’t be the last.

Ben Harvey delivers his ‘state of the nation’ – petrol, mortgage, groceries, flights, housing ALL going UP – thanks to war in Iran and there’s just one thing left that’s saving us from total misery.

The Albanese Government must act before the fuel crisis turns into a full-blown economic crisis.

It’s staring at us right in the face but few want to acknowledge the looming crisis.

Hawthorn probably did themselves no favours keeping it secret, but Dylan Moore and Connor MacDonald’s only real crime was stupidity.

Australians may now be realising that a vast continent with only two oil refineries has been engaged in risky business when it comes to fuel supplies.