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Politicising national security: The pedigree and pitfalls of wedging an opponent - Vimarsana News

Politicising national security: The pedigree and pitfalls of wedging an opponent

Making bold claims about national security is a well-worn tactic in Australian politics, especially when an election looms.

Politicising national security: The pedigree and pitfalls of wedging an opponent - Vimarsana News

Politicising national security: The pedigree and pitfalls of wedging an opponent

Making bold claims about national security is a well-worn tactic in Australian politics, especially when an election looms.

Politicising national security: The pedigree and pitfalls of wedging an opponent - Vimarsana News

Politicising national security: The pedigree and pitfalls of wedging an opponent

Making bold claims about national security is a well-worn tactic in Australian politics, especially when an election looms.

Source: smh.com.au
The best books of 2021: Fiction, non-fiction, cookbooks, large-format art - Vimarsana News

The best books of 2021: Fiction, non-fiction, cookbooks, large-format art

Greater freedom marks a new chapter just in time for the holidays. But whatever your plans, a good tome will always take you beyond borders.

Source: afr.com
Address to the Liberal Party of Australia Federal Council - Vimarsana News

Address to the Liberal Party of Australia Federal Council

Mr President, Prime Minister, Premiers, Colleagues and fellow Liberals. I want to first acknowledge the passing of the late, great Andrew Peacock. A proud Victorian and an even prouder Liberal, who we honoured this morning. I was very fortunate to enjoy a friendship with Andrew, who launched my first campaign back in 2010. He held the seat of Kooyong for 28 years, following