What a good idea to put tracking devices in all cars. Why does the government have to spend our money to advertise about banning mobile phones in school, just ban them, isn’t that why we have school principals?
Labor has slumped to its worst polling since Julia Gillard. Jeremy Cordeaux blames “lies and backflips” — and doubts the media will make much of it.
After a Senate witness wept over how gambling destroyed his life, Jeremy Cordeaux asks why Labor keeps shielding the industry — and demands the ads be banned outright.
With approvals that take a decade and an industry whose capital is portable, Jeremy Cordeaux warns red tape could drive AI — and its wealth — offshore.
A plan to merge Australia’s $4.5 trillion super with social security has Jeremy Cordeaux uneasy — and asking the simplest question of all: whose money is it?
A plan to merge Australia’s $4.5 trillion super with social security has Jeremy Cordeaux uneasy — and asking the simplest question of all: whose money is it?
Jeremy Cordeaux says the media has spent three decades trying to bring Pauline Hanson down — and failed every time. A defence of her right to be heard.
Jeremy Cordeaux can’t understand why a federal first-home-buyer scheme is being advertised overseas in Arabic and Chinese while Australians are priced out at home.
Half a new home’s cost is government charges, public builds cost more than private, and remote housing runs 150% higher. Jeremy Cordeaux asks who’s accountable.
A pool budgeted at $20 million cost $120 million; Snowy 2.0 has climbed from $2 billion toward $50 billion. Jeremy Cordeaux asks if any government project stays on budget.
After ten years of Labor rule, Jeremy Cordeaux asks who answers for Victoria’s debt and corruption — and warns the royal commission will be written by the accused.
The government says it gave you a tax cut. Jeremy Cordeaux does the sums — 62 cents a day — and weighs it against a fuel hike that lifts the price of everything.
Jeremy Cordeaux calls Jacinta Allan’s farewell as Victorian Premier a “complete rewrite of history” — and insists the whole Labor cabinet must share the blame.