Michael Danby
Julie Bishops North Korean Blind Spot
Wednesday, 06 September 2017 03:10
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The Turnbull government rightly condemns Kim Jong Un and his North Korean regime for their testing of nuclear weaponry, the firing of ballistic missiles, and their continued endeavours to have the ability to deliver a nuclear device as far as the shores of the US and Australia via a long range ballistic missile.
However, the Turnbull government and in particular Foreign Minister Julie Bishop refuse to acknowledge the continuing actions of North Korea’s partner Iran in bringing the world to the brink of nuclear confrontation.
Turnbull continues to turn his back on Victorians
Wednesday, 31 May 2017 05:16
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This government likes to talk the talk on infrastructure, but it does not seem to be walking the walk? Yesterday, the member for Grayndler, in an excellent speech on infrastructure gave the minister credit for his chutzpah, his cheek, in talking about infrastructure.
Victoria Short Changed on Infrastructure
Thursday, 11 May 2017 05:36
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The expenditure on transport infrastructure in this budget grossly disadvantages Victoria. The ethos underlying Federation was that all states be treated equally. The transport infrastructure expenditure in New South Wales in particular, compared to that in Victoria, is, frankly, scandalous.
Victorian infrastructure funding; Budget 2017
Monday, 08 May 2017 05:12
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Melbourne is Australia's fastest growing city and yet Victoria is receiving some 7.7 per cent of federal infrastructure funds despite being home to one in every four Australians. In next Tuesday's Budget, this has to stop. Projects like the Melbourne Metro, which is vital, behind us are critical along with road projects to deal with urban congestion here in Melbourne.
In Defence of 18c
Tuesday, 04 April 2017 05:56
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In a diverse, racially harmonious country like Australia—a success story—why are you abandoning something that has existed for many years? I might say, it was for 11 years of the Howard government. Sections 18C and 18D—the two provisions of the Racial Discrimination Act that have seen harmonious relations between all Australians maintained—are going to be abandoned.
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