Glenn Connley

November 26, 2025

“The Burqa and the Berserka” – a political match made in the gutter

Tony Windsor has given his take on the sandwich press wagyu dinner. How’s this for a decent old whack?…

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The Public Service is not bloated and cut will hurt Australians

The talk around Canberra at the moment is about the reports of the government asking departments to find 5% cuts or a “re-prioritisation” to…

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One Nation’s surprise new climate policy

In her latest stunt to avoid having to, you know, like, work while focusing on the really important issues like, you know,…

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The tragic cost of climate change in Vietnam

The New York Times has a heartbreaking report today about the impact of climate change in Asia. The paper has a reporter…

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Shock new YouGov poll

How often are we told to take polls with a grain of salt these days, especially so far out from an election?…

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Australia’s biggest companies exaggerate their generosity

If you convinced someone else to donate to charity, would you count their money as part of your contribution to the community? Do you boast about…

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Manufacturers warning on net zero: “Why Australia cannot afford to turn back now”

Peak manufacturing body Weld Australia has released a comprehensive response to the federal Liberals’ decision to abandon Australia’s commitment to net zero,…

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November 6, 2025

While the coalition squabbles over net zero, insurance chief demands real action on climate change

  Staff Writers   For years now, The Australia Institute has been saying that while some people will never believe the science…

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November 5, 2025

Fact checking “lies”

Things got heated in Question Time with Treasurer Jim Chalmers accusing Sussan Ley of an “egregious lie that was being pushed around the…

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Pants on fire

It’s blowing up big time, with practically everyone calling everyone else a liar. Treasurer Jim Chalmers and the Manager of Opposition Business…

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