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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.

State's war on environmentalist needs premier's attention - Vimarsana News

State's war on environmentalist needs premier's attention

Nick O’Malley’s story is a shocking account of events. Shocking not only because of the appalling treatment of Mark Graham, but the actions of Forestry Corporation NSW, police, and the Environment Protection Authority to engage in systematic intimidation of a citizen, who by all appearances has not broken the law nor shown any intent to do so.

Source: smh.com.au
Unqualified developers at root of faults with building - Vimarsana News

Unqualified developers at root of faults with building

The problem in the apartment building industry is the number of developers and builders who have moved up from small-scale house projects to multistorey apartments.

Source: smh.com.au
Opposition's Red Sea strategies - Vimarsana News

Opposition's Red Sea strategies

Peter Dutton has criticised the government for not sending a boat to the Red Sea. In an even bigger surprise, the sun will rise tomorrow.

Source: smh.com.au
Howard in a comfort zone at conservative Woodstock - Vimarsana News

Howard in a comfort zone at conservative Woodstock

John Howard says, “the left has had a free rein with this cultural stuff”. As if trying to help the less fortunate is a sin.

Source: smh.com.au