Abbott Polling Down-Bolt on Labor’s Attack on Heydon, Shorten- C Change Debate
Today’s poll in Fairfax press shows the Coalition at 46/54 on a TPP basis, the same as in the previous poll, but Abbott is down one point at minus 24% on his net rating and Shorten is at minus 10%. In the Australian, Phillip Hudson notes that Howard had a similar experience after his first two years and suggests that it might help Abbott if he adopted a major reform strategy as Howard did by announcing a risky GST.
Labor at Precipice Edge
Islamic Terrorism Increases Further Reports yesterday of many deaths overseas from terrorist attacks in three places, including a beheading in France (see... Read More
Increased Weapons for Islamists-Citizenship-Temperature Records Wrong (Official)- Greenhouse Gas Opera
Increased Weaponry Obtained by Islamists My commentaries over the past 20 years on the threat from Islamic extremist groups have consistently drawn... Read More
Melbourne’s Active Islamists. Union Powers. Budget Policy Politicised. Climate Change. UK Election
On returning after a break in Canberra (according to my taxi driver nothing much happens there), where I was listening to my... Read More
Submission on Post 2020 Emissions Reduction Target
Attached is a copy of my submission to the Task Force established by the Abbott government in the Department of Prime Minister and... Read More
Climate Change Policy
Yesterday the AFR published my letter (see below) pointing out that, of the many scientists who do not accept the dangerous warming... Read More
Obama, Australian Polling, Greens in Aus and India
Today’s Commentary is partly a catch-up after my Easter break but also highlights some developments, mostly worsening, confronting us. Is the US still... Read More
GW, Temperatures & RET – Mar 30 2015
One or two aspects of the NSW election result are of some importance, as are developments on climate change policies. First, although... Read More
Lima Conference & Abbott Government Attitudes
The Australian has today published my letter on Bishop’s comments at the Lima Conference (see below) but it omitted the important last... Read More
G20 Doesn’t Solve Polling Problem
Yesterday’s AFR published a letter on climate change I sent it last week (see below). Surprisingly given the many G20/climate change reports... Read More