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Why Peter Dutton's nuclear stance is so brave - Vimarsana News

Why Peter Dutton's nuclear stance is so brave

Now he has excelled himself with his signature nuclear power policy. It seems he wants to locate them in Coalition heartland seats. He has set up the Liberal, National, LNP and CLP coalitions he leads to become the natural parties of opposition, until Independents and Greens can win these seats and form a government that looks to the needs of the electorate now and into the future.

Powers that be are fanning the flames of our DV crisis - Vimarsana News

Powers that be are fanning the flames of our DV crisis

So enough with the generic statements and abstract villains like Andrew Tate, let’s look in the mirror and call out those in our own backyard. We can never put out the fire if we allow the usual suspects to continue to fan the flames of our long-running DV crisis.

Source: smh.com.au
For crying out loud, the theatre is no place for a baby - Vimarsana News

For crying out loud, the theatre is no place for a baby

If I have paid a high price for a ticket to an evening show, screaming children are not part of the deal. It’s not fair to the other members of the audience or the performers.

Peter Dutton embraces division for no reason - Vimarsana News

Peter Dutton embraces division for no reason

The opposition leader thinks that by making repugnant statements he can turn Australian against Australian

Source: smh.com.au
Illegal and potentially deadly: Police should crack down on fat bikes - Vimarsana News

Illegal and potentially deadly: Police should crack down on fat bikes

Fat bikes are not legally e-bikes. They are basically motorbikes, and their sale should be banned.

Source: smh.com.au