Glenn Connley

March 12, 2026

He knew the question was coming

Minister for Climate Change and Energy, Chris Bowen, knew he’d be bombarded with questions about fuel security, just as he was yesterday….

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Listen very carefully, for I shall say this only once …

We are clearly going to get a million questions about fuel shortages. I won’t be wasting my time – or yours –…

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Question Time begins … and we’re still on fuel security

Angus Taylor, Opposition Leader: On the ABC this morning, the Minister for Resources twice refused to guarantee that Australia won’t run out of fuel as…

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Iran’s big impact on the Farrer byelection (kind of)

There’s an interesting story in The Australian headlined “Why Iranian city may decide Farrer”. Buckle up, this piece deserves its own trivia…

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Coalition so wedged between gas mates and One Nation, they don’t even show up to vote on Pocock’s gas tax inquiry

I’m sad to report that David Pocock’s proposed Parliamentary inquiry into ‘Why Gas Companies Pay Less for Offshore Liquefied Natural Gas than Australians…

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Ed Husic telling the sad truth about how Big Gas is taking us all for a ride

View this post on Instagram A post shared by Ed Husic MP (@edhusicmp)…

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Australia scores 0/10 on International Energy Agency fuel security checklist

Another dumb, terrible war, another hit at the petrol bowser for Aus motorists. Governments scrambling. At the start of the Ukraine war, the…

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Researchers urge government to release $1billion in medical funding 

In 2015, the then Liberal federal government established the Medical Research Future Fund (MRFF) to provide long-term, sustainable investment in health and medical research. But 10 years on, the Labor…

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Misuse of Naplan results highlights Australia’s deeply unfair education system

Some of Australia’s private schools are requesting children’s Naplan scores as part of their admission assessment. Naplan chief, Stephen Gniel, has called this a…

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VIDEO: Dennis Richardson explains why he’s leaving the Antisemitism Royal Commission

After a couple of radio interviews which focused on him being “overpaid” or “surplus to requirements”, former ASIO chief Dennis Richardson explains…

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