Pauline Hanson has discovered a lack of accountability for spending on aboriginal agencies. There is a requirement for records to be kept and made available and apparently they haven’t been.
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.