Australian Cartoons List

2009-371 30June09  Christian references by politicians.
Survey has found that Australian politicians are making more references to Christianity in their speeches.
2009-366 29June09  Beware of the ute.
Malcolm Turnbull taking a pounding in the opinion polls over his handling of the Ozcar saga.
2009-353P 23  June09 Where there's smoke there's fire.
Malcolm Turnbull's attack on Kevin Rudd backfires after the incriminating
email at the centre of the allegations turned out to be a fake.
2009-352 23June09  Ute bullbars.
Revelation that the OzCar email at the centre of the Rudd ute affair was a fake.
2009-348 22June09  Australian politics Animal Farm.
Orwellian view of the Kevin Rudd ute affair.
2009-347 22June09  Little old Prime Minister.
The Kevin Rudd ute affair.
2009-340 17June09  Carbon trading scheme difficulties.
Heated debate in parliament over  the carbon trading legislation.
2009-327 11June09  Peter Garrett helping the environment.
Sudden scrapping of the solar power rebate scheme by the Federal Government.
2009-325P 9June09  A  whole tree's worth!
Pocket cartoon that went with article on Bob Brown,
the leader of the Greens, in debt due to a large legal bill.
2009-275 18May09  Rolling out the retirement age red carpet.
Extension of the retirement age may mean people will be too old to enjoy their retirement.
2009-249 6May09  Government announcements.
The different emphasis governments use when announcing good and bad news.
2009-243 5May09  Emissions trading scheme starter's gun.
Kevin Rudd forced into delaying the introduction of an emissions trading scheme.
2009-191P 7April09  One man broadband.
Pocket cartoon that went with article on Kevin Rudd's announcement
that the Federal Government will build the new national broadband network.
2009-164 25Mar09  Visiting American presidents.
Perception that former Prime Minister John Howard was way too compliant with President
Bush's wishes, to the point that Howard seemed like a servant instead of a head of state.
2009-153 20Mar09  Workplace relations legislation expressed as people.
The senate's attempt to water down Labor's Fair Work bill.
2009-150P 19Mar09  Steve Fielding standing up for our rights.
Independent Steve Fielding's opposition to the Federal Government's Alco
pops tax, which is designed to reduce binge drinking amongst young people.
2009-138 13Mar09  Big jump in unemployment.
Jump in the unemployment rate a worry for the Federal Government.
2009-133 11Mar09  Federal politics race.
Friction between Peter Costello and Malcolm Turnbull
hampering the effectiveness of the Federal opposition.
2009-129 10Mar09  Carbon emissions track record.
A look at the carbon emission reduction track records
of the two most recent Australian Prime Ministers.
2009-092 20Feb09  Disunity spot fire.
Damaging in fighting in the Federal Parliamentary Liberal Party.
2009-051P 3Feb09  Fiscal juggling.
Kevin Rudd's fiscal difficulties in the current economic climate.
2009-050 3Feb09  I have nothing to offer
Historical comparison of leadership responses to a sever crisis.
2008-729 22Dec08  Christmas without Santa.
The reopening of Christmas Island as a detention centre.
2008-726 18Dec08  Making a big difference.
Questioning look at the benefits of Kevin Rudd's $1,000 Christmas bonus.
2008-720 15Dec08  Greenhouse gas reduction policy balloons.
A look at Kevin Rudd's minimal commitment to the reduction of greenhouse gases.  The black
balloons were used in an advertising campaign to urge people to reduce their carbon emissions.
2008-719 15Dec08  Reducing greenhouse gas emissions.
Kevin Rudd's cautious approach to reducing greenhouse gas emissions.
2008-711P 11Dec08  Kevin Rudd Santa.
Pocket cartoon that want with article on Rudd's
$1,000 Christmas bonus for every Australian child.
2008-680 27Nov08  Government Departments.
Dangers the government faces if it runs a budget deficit.
2008-672P 24Nov08  Debt vacuum.
Pocket cartoon that went with article on Rudd's
$1,000 Christmas bonus to families with children.
2008-657 17Nov08  Open season on economists.
Federal government's proposal for a national ban
on duck hunting tied in with current economic woes.
2008-652 13Nov08  The digital education revolution.
Revolt by the States to Rudd's digital education revolution.
2008-633 29Oct08  Investment funds manager In and Out trays.
Government guarantee of bank deposits has initiated a rush to transfer money
from investment funds to banks, forcing many investment funds to freeze their assets.
2008-627 27Oct08  Government guaranteed.
Esoteric look at the Australian Government's bank deposit guarantee.
2008-546P 16Sept08  Handing over the baton.
Malcolm Turnbull taking over as leader of the opposition from Brendan Nelson.
2008-534 11Sept08  Reading Peter Costello's memoir.
Speculating that John Howard's reaction to Peter Costello's memoir might be very negative.
2008-533 10Sept08 Rudd and the bush in agreement.
Kevin Rudd's defence budget announcement and the plight of rural Australia.
2008-530 8Sept08  Aquatic version of the political map of Australia.
The mauling Labor received in Western Australia by the Liberals.
2008-514P 1Sept08  Your sacrifice was almost priceless.
Pocket cartoon that went with AAP article about the Government
planning to charge Long Tan veterans for their medal ribbons.
2008-507 29Aug08  Incendiary devices.
Senate's hostility to the Government's bill to increase the tax on alcopops.
2008-410 18July08  The Government's environmental Green Paper.
Allegations that the Government's environmental Green Paper has been compromised by the coal lobby.
2008-344 24June08 Modern version of The Man from Snowy River.
Inflation becoming a problem in Australia.
2008-342P 23rd June  Don Chipp Democrats.
Pocket cartoon that went with article about the Australian Democrats considering changing their name.
2008-332 20June08 Iguana Joe.
Fallout from the fracas between Iguana Joe's nightclub staff and Belinda
Neal continues while the Prime Minister takes a very low profile.
2008-325 17June08  Brendan Nelson's impersonation of Moses parting the Red Sea.
Opposition Brendan Nelson's implying that he
has the answers to stem the rising price of petrol.
2008-308 5June08  Kevin Rudd tackling global warming.
Prime Minister Rudd tentative response to global warming.
2008-284 27May08  Bringing down the price of petrol.
Kevin Rudd ineffectual in controlling the price of petrol.
2008-269P 20May08  Down to earth Kevin Rudd.
Pocket cartoon that went with an article on the latest opinion
poll showing a very high approval rating for  Kevin Rudd.
2008-264P 19May08  Journalist going for a leak.
Pocket cartoon that went with article about political leaks within the Liberal Party.
2008-252 15May08 Have to put the plasma TV on lay-by.
The Australian Government's Baby Bonus to be paid in instalments instead of a lump sum.
It's widely believed that many people were using the money to buy luxury goods such as
plasma TVs instead of on their babies.
2008-203P 22April08  Liberal party fortune telling.
Pocket cartoon that went with article on the parlous state of the Australian Liberal Party.
2008-191 18April08 The Government getting ride of plastic bags.
The Australian Government's reluctance to take action to reduce the number of plastic shopping bags.
2008-177 14April08  Women shouldn't be in power.
Quentin Bryce appointed Australia's first female Governor-General.
2008-180P 14April08  Brendan Nelson's listening tour.
Opposition leader Brendan Nelson on a listening tour around Australia while
at a the same time there is talk within the Liberal Party of dumping him as leader.
2008-172P 10Aug08  Rudd's blunt comments about Tibet.
Went with pocket cartoon of Kevin Rudd's comments
to the Chinese about human rights violations in Tibet.
2008-166 8April08  Rudd leaning towards a Republic.
Prime Minister Rudd's strengthening friendship with China and his
comments about Australia leaning towards becoming a republic.
2008-113 7Mar08  2020 Summit vision.
Few females in key positions at the forthcoming  2020 Summit.
2008-077P 21Feb08  Question time for Alexander Downer.
Pocket cartoon that went with an article about Alexander Downer having
lunch at a restaurant instead of attending parliamentary question time.
2008-069P 18Feb08  As long as it's not Brian Burke.
Kevin Rudd distancing himself from any association with Brian Burke.
2008-056P 13Feb08  John Howard gone walkabout.
Went with article on John Howard being the only ex Prime Minister not to
attend the Sorry Ceremony to apologise to the Australian Aboriginal community.
John Howard was opposed to saying sorry.  Walkabout is an aboriginal term.
2008-052P 12Feb08  200 years late.
Pocket cartoon that went with article on Kevin
Rudd saying sorry to the aboriginal community.
2008-050 12Feb08  The hare and tortoise race that the hare won.
Rudd rushing to say sorry to the aboriginal community after years of Howard refusing say sorry.
2008-041 7Feb08  Separated not stolen.
Quirky look at the Liberal Party's use of the word  "Separated" instead of "Stolen"
when identifying those Aboriginals who were forcibly removed from their families.
2008-034P 4Feb08 Drought bus coming.
Pocket cartoon that went with an article on the Government's Drought
Bus that has been touring drought stricken parts of country Australia.
2008-032 4Feb08  Kevin and interest rate rises.
Rising interest rates making it much tougher for the new Rudd government.
2007-774 14Dec07  Kevin Rudd climate change.
Kevin Rudd backtracking on climate change commitments
made during the Federal election campaign.
2007-767 11Dec07 Alexander Downer comments on Julia Gillard.
A backwards look at Alexander Downer's famous fishnet stockings incident.
2007-755 6Dec07  Window dressing mannequins.
The sidelining of Peter Garrett (the Minister for the Environment) by Kevin Rudd.
2007-732 27Nov07  Political Phoenix rising.
Need for the Liberals to make a clean break from the Howard legacy.
2007-727 26Nov07  Howard's legacy.
Jaded look at Howard's Iraq legacy.
2007-722 25Nov07  The political map of Australia today.
The complete dominance of Labor in Australian politics.
2007-718 22Nov07  Aussie desert island castaway.
Voter fatigue with the Australian Federal election campaign.
2007-717 21Nov07  Illicit reading.
John Howard's strong denial that the Coalition planned
to introduce a second phase of their Workchoices IR policy.
2007-665 25Oct07  The little inflation engine.
Tax cuts proposed by both Labor and the Liberals tipped to drive up inflation.
2007-693 7Nov07  Punters at the Interest Rates Stakes race.
The negative impact of the latest interest rate rise on the Howard government.
2007-664 25Oct07  The worm and the python.
The damage interest rate rises do to John Howard's election campaign.
2007-655 22Oct07  Giving and election speech.
Kevin Rudd's policies often not differing greatly from John Howard's policies.
2007-644 16Oct07  How tax cuts can protect you from global warming.
The latest proposed tax cuts will cut the funds available to fight global warming.
2007-642 15Oct07  Placing an each way bet on the Federal election.
Light hearted look at the similar  statures of John Howard and Kevin Rudd.
2007-638 12Oct07  Reconciliation marches.
Prime Minister Howard's somewhat late embracing of aboriginal reconciliation.
2007-633 11Oct07  Back to teaching Australian history the traditional way.
Prime Minister Howard's plan to implement a more
traditional Australian History syllabus for schools.
2007-632 11Oct07  Spot the Labor Party politician.
The gagging of ALP politicians to prevent them commenting on the death penalty debate.
2007-631 10Oct07 The start of the Federal election race.
John Howard postponing calling the Federal election until the last possible moment.
2007-629P 9Oct07  Making a pokies revenue donation.
Senator Julian McGauran's family hotel has been implicated in
withholding poker machine revenue money that  was meant to go to charity.
2007-623 8Oct07  The last grain of sand.
John Howard postponing calling the Federal election until the last possible moment.
2007-620 5Oct07  The black arm ban view of history.
Look at the Government's suspension of of humanitarian immigration from Africa.
2007-615P 3Oct07 The Minister for immigration's in and out trays.
Pocket cartoon that went with an article on Kevin Andrews'
suspension of humanitarian immigration from Africa.
2007-610P 2Oct07  The Kevin Andrews citizenship test.
Pocket cartoon that went with an article on the Federal government suspending
humanitarian immigration from Africa.  Kevin Andrews is the Minister for Immigration.
2007-586 14Sept07  John Howard team player.
Claims that Prime Minister Howard has now become a team player.
2007-581 13Sept07  Davids and Goliaths.
Speculating on how John Howard and Kevin
Rudd see themselves in relationship to each other.
2007-579P 12Sept07  Does anyone want a change?
Pocket cartoon that went with article about leadership change
speculation in the Liberal Party because of poor opinion polls.
2007-576P 11Sept07  Still in control.
Pocket cartoon that went with an article on Howard's leadership problems.
2007-555 4Sept07  APEC detention centre.
Comparing APEC security and detention centres.
2007-545 30Aug07  Kevin Rudd's balanced industrial relations policy.
Both unions and business critical of Rudd's IR policy.
2007-531 24Aug07  The interest rate rise lever.
Another interest rate rise would damage the Howard government.
2007-524 21Aug07  Pole dancing.
Quirky look at the Rudd strip club incident (there apparently was a pole dancer).
2007-522 20Aug07  Hot night on the town.
A look at Kevin Rudd's drunken night out at a strip club.
2007-515 16Aug07  Wedgie politics.
Kevin Rudd and John Howard joining forces against
Peter Beattie's council amalgamation plans.
2007-507 11Aug07  Terrorist threat in Pakistan.
Speculating on Pakistan's reaction to Australia selling uranium to India.
2007-505 13Aug07  The Stations of the Cross today.
Both major political parties clambering for the Christian vote.
2007-490 7Aug07 Scares John Howard.
The threat that rising interest rates pose to John Howard.
2007-479 31July07  Another suspicious person.
A look at the handling of the Mohamed Haneef case
by the Federal Immigration Minister, Kevin Andrews.
2007-474 27July07  Reaction to Premier Steve Bracks' resignation.
A look at the Costello Howard leadership battle via the resignation of Steve Bracks.
2007-469 26July07  Celebrating John Howard's birthday.
Long standing rivalry between Howard and Costello.
2007-464 25July07  If Bracks and Howard were neighbours.
Steve Bracks and John Howard feuding over the
management of the Murray Darling river system.
2007-461 24July07  Kevin Rudd's forest policy.
Kevin Rudd's Forrest policy primarily aimed at unseating John Howard.
2007-457 20July07  Janette Howard's influence.
Look at the relationship between Prime Minster Howard and his wife Janette.
2007-446 17July07  Letting Mohamed Haneef out on bail.
Terrorist suspect Mohamed Haneef detained in an immigration detention
centre by the Federal Government after he was released on bail by the court.
2007-444 16July07  John Howard really worried.
Speculating that Costello is unlikely to challenge
Howard for the leadership until after the election.
2007-416 3July07  Out in front in the Federal election.
Union boasts about controlling Kevin Rudd have damaged Labor's election chances.
2007-410 29June07  Fighting crime in Australia.
The Federal Government taking control of Aboriginal owned land as
part of their crackdown on crime and poverty in Aboriginal communities.
2007-397 26June07  That person over there is in trouble.
The furore over aboriginal welfare a convenient distraction for Prime Minister Howard.
2007-389 21June07  Performance pay for teachers.
Performance pay for teachers applied to politicians.
2007-261 1May07   John Howard at the movies.
The veteran political campaigner John Howard.
2007-365P 12June07  Meeting the Dalai Lama.
John Howard meeting the Dalai Lama but trying to keep
a low profile so as not to offend the Chinese government.
2007-351 6June07  Rollout of the new high speed cable.
Telstra stalling on the roll out of the new high speed internet
cable in an attempt to broker a more competitive deal.
2007-347 5June07  Finally seeing the light.
John Howard finally changing  his position on global warming.
2007-342 1June07  Climate change.
John Howard finally recognising global warming as a major problem.
2007-332 29May07  Go for the balls not the man.
Below the belt look at the state of politics in Australia.
2007-330 28May07  WorkChoices fairness test.
The Federal Government's introduction of a fairness test in
an attempt to soften the negative response to WorkChoices.
2007-303 17May07  Budget surplus carrot.
Howard still behind in the opinion polls despite Federal budget pork barrelling.
2007-300P 16May07  Snubbed in Australia.
Allegations that Australian politicians have snubbed the Dalai Lama.
2007-291 11May07  Receiving the news about Tony Blair.
Peter Costello's ambition to replace John Howard as PM.
2007-286 10May07  Basking in the sun.
The looming threat of global warming threatens
to overshadow the current good economic times.
2007-277 8May07  Drought?  What drought?!
Massive Federal treasury surplus.
2007-280P 8May07  What remains the same.
Went with article on the Australian Federal Budget.
2007-279P 8May07  Trump cards in the election poker game.
Went with article on the Australian Federal Budget.
2007-278P 8May07  Federal Budget funding.
Went with article on the Australian Federal Budget.
2007-271 4May07  Softening of WorkChoices.
The Federal government's scaling back of WorkChoices legislation.
2007-268 3May07 Ethical standards in Federal politics.
Furore over Bill Heffernan calling Julia Gillard "deliberately barren".
2007-258 30April07  Political choice today.
The ALP's uranium policy now much closer to that of the Liberals.
2007-240 23April07  Tell us the one about  Noah and the flood again!
John Howard becoming very nervous about the damage the drought is doing.
2007-242 24April07  Australia rising speech.
John Howard's "Australia rising" speech and drought in Australia.
2007-208 3April07  Sentencing David Hicks.
The gag conditions placed on David Hicks as part of his
sentence is very convenient for the Federal Government.
2007-202P 30Mar07 Media diversity will not suffer.
Went with article on Helen Coonan reassuring the public that
media diversity will not suffer under the new media ownership laws.
2007-196 29Mar07  Our Green Prime Minister.
John Howard's reluctance to fully commit to carbon emission reduction targets.
2007-192 28Mar07  The responding to global warming race.
Howard perceived as a late starter in the race to respond to global warming.
2007-174 21Mar07  Mr. Santoro has fallen on his sword.
Santo Santoro resigning from parliament in disgrace.
2007-164 16Mar07  What is your water policy?
Lack of information on policies but plenty of mud
slinging in the lead up to the Australian Federal election.
2007-157 14Mar07  Passed by everyone on the road.
Australia being left behind in the environment stakes as the UK and
other countries introduce tougher carbon emission reduction targets.
2007-133 5Mar07  I just love politics!
Jaded look at the latest round of political mud slinging.
2007-136 6Mar07  Australia, a land of no water but plenty of mud.
Latest round of political mud slinging initiated.
2007-134 5Mar07  Brian Burke in the visitors' gallery!
Surmising that panic would break out amongst politicians if Brian Burke was to turn up in Canberra.
2007-130 2Mar07  Spot the difference.
Brian Burke as dangerous as radioactive material for the ALP.
2007-121 27Feb07  Australia's current procedure for processing asylum seekers.
Our practice of pressuring Southeast Asian countries to take asylum seekers trying to enter Australia.
2007-119 19Feb07  A politician's definition of "clean coal".
The push for "clean coal" being stymied by some politicians.
2007-098 19Feb07  Assessing the impact of climate change.
Politicians driven more by opinion polls than the actual evidence on climate change.
2007-085 13Feb07  George Bush gets a standing ovation.
John Howard 's enthusiastic support for George Bush despite Bush's unpopularity.
2007-074 7Feb07  Bad doggy.
A look at John Howard's relationship with George Bush.
2007-058 1Feb07  The Prime Minister and Premiers finding common ground.
The States and the Federal Government moving towards
agreement on the management of the Murray Darling.
2007-049 29Jan07  Watered down policy.
Dig at past environmental policies of both State and Federal Governments.
2007-002 4Jan07  Tony Abbott's abortion services hotline.
Tony Abbott's decision to involve the Catholic Church
in the Government's pregnancy counselling service.
2006-691 12Dec06  Pauline Hanson beach holiday.
Pauline Hanson re-entering politics.
2006-678P 7Dec06  Smashing yet another terrorist threat.
The powder substance found outside the Indonesian
embassy was flour and not anthrax as first claimed.
2006-670 4Dec06  Never vote for a little guy with glasses.
Comparison of the physical features of Kevin Rudd and John Howard.
2006-669 4Dec06  King of the little castle.
Kevin Rudd becoming opposition leader.
2006-666 1Dec06  ALP leadership spill.
Kim Beazley forcing a leadership spill.
2006-656 27Nov06  ALP leadership race.
Kim Beasley faltering as the leader of the Federal ALP.
2006-655 28Nov06  Cole enquiry report.
Highlighting the extremely limiting terms of reference
for the Cole enquiry into the AWB's Iraq wheat contracts.
2006-652 27Nov06  The steps to becoming an MP.
The difficulties of independent candidates to get into parliament.
2006-648 24Nov06  Leaving Iraq timelines.
Howard leaving the decision on when to withdraw from Iraq to the Americans.
2006-644 23Nov06  Political preference deals.
Cynical preference deals by political parties
that assume voters are mere puppets.
2006-630 14Nov06  Adjusting the legislation.
Adjustments to the IR reform legislation
doing little to allay workers' concerns.
2006-607 3Nov06  Turning green.
John Howard continuing to oppose signing the Kyoto
agreement despite this being at odds with public opinion.
2006-600 31Oct06  Basking in the sun.
John Howard's refusal to sign the Kyoto protocol.
2006-587 24Oct06  Responding to global warming.
Lack of response to global warming by the Howard government.
2006-574 17Oct06  Too far to the left.
The Federal Government imposing tighter controls on the ABC.
2006-553 6Oct06  Teaching from a Genghis Khan perspective.
Federal Government's allegation that State education curriculums
are being taught from a Marxist and feminist perspective.
2006-524 8Sept06  Politician negotiating an AWA.
The Federal Govt. increasing already generous conditions for politicians.
2006-521 7Sept06  Obtaining FOI documents.
Gradual tightening of Freedom Of Information laws so Sate and Federal
governments have tighter controls on what documents are released.
2006-515 4Sept06  Telstra sale contagious.
Having just announced plans to sell off the rest of Telstra the Federal
Government has also announced that it will sell off Medibank Private.
2006-505P 30Aug06  Skills training today.
For article on the Government's $5,000 incentive for unemployed
people to move to areas with labour shortages.  The opposition claim
that skills training for the unemployed is more important.
2006-473 14Aug06  Even tougher security.
Howard preventing a vote on his border protection bill by withdrawing the bill.
2006-466 10Aug06  Border protection.
Howard's efforts to stop Liberal back benchers crossing
the floor and voting against his border protection bill.
2006-448 1Aug06  John and Peter at the art gallery.
Reflecting on Howard's announcement that he will contend the next election.
2006-442P 28July06  Bombe Alaska book.
The Attorneys General Phillip Ruddock trying to
impose tighter book censorship on the States.
2006-443P 28July06  Howard's inflation graph.
Went with article on Howard claiming that the rise in inflation was a 'one off'
caused by the cyclone last Summer.  Which drove up the price of bananas.
2006-405 11July06  When are you going to step aside?!
Peter Costello's efforts to persuade Prime Minister Howard to step aside.
2006-400 10July06  Where John Howard stands.
John Howard reluctant to step down as Prime Minister.
2006-397 7July06  The AWA that John Howard would object to.
Using the new AWAs as a springboard for
Peter Costello's succession aspirations.
2006-350 19June06  Crossing the floor.
Tying  the intense interest in the World Cup with threats by
some government MPs to cross the floor over the immigration bill.
2006-345 16June06  ABC board, the  final solution.
The Federal Government's attempt to undermine the independence of
the ABC by stacking the board with appointees close to the Government.
2006-343P 15June06  Crossing the floor.
Threats by Liberal MPs to cross the floor and
vote against the immigration legislation.
2006-329 8June06  Nuclear power experience.
John Howard's nuclear power enquiry.
2006-320 5June06  The little red Howard.
John Howard's proposal that Australia to go nuclear.
2006-318P 3June06  The Snowy hydro  sale falling over.
Federal Government pulling out of the Snowy hydro sale,
which forced Victoria and NSW to follow suite.
2006-313P 1June06  The merger that did occur.
Potential merger between the Queensland Liberal and
National Parties that was scotched by the Prime Minister.
2008-695 4Dec08  Urban sprawl.
Victorian State Government's decision to allow
expansion of Melbourne, overriding existing planning codes.
2008-654 13Nov08  Superpipe pipe down.
Protests in Northern Victoria over the construction of the superpipe
that will pump water from the Murray catchment area to Melbourne.
2008-536P 11Sept08  Abortion bill vote air raid sirens.
Pocket cartoon that went with article on the volatile
abortion bill debate in the Victorian State Parliament.
2008-230P 5May08  K9s for Troy Buswell.
The leader of the opposition in Western Australia in trouble
over sniffing the chair of a female Liberal Party staffer.
2008-173P 10April08  The highest poker machine bidder.
Pocket cartoon that went with an article about the Victorian Government
allowing clubs and hotels to directly bid for poker machines.
2007-474 27July07  Reaction to Premier Steve Bracks' resignation.
A look at the Costello Howard leadership battle via the resignation of Steve Bracks.
2007-226P 17April07  State Minister for Health.
Food poisoning deaths at an aged care home putting
the Victorian Health Minister in the hot seat.
2007-184P 23Mar07  Voter choice in the NSW Election.
Voter disillusionment with both the major political parties.
2007-149P 9Mar07  Grand Prix pit stop.
The Victorian State Government bankrolling
the loses of the Australian Grand Prix.
2007-095 16Feb07  Using too much water.
Pointing out that the biggest users of water are agriculture and industry.
2006-693 14Dec06  Dr. Bracksenstein.
Senate reform instigated by Premier Bracks giving a seat to the DLP.
2006-652 27Nov06  The steps to becoming an MP.
The difficulties of independent candidates to get into parliament.
2006-644 23Nov06  Political preference deals.
Cynical preference deals by political parties
that assume voters are mere puppets.
2006-394 6July06  Government school history lesson.
Dilapidated state of many government schools.
2006-349 19June06  Clean politician monument.
Recent allegations that the Victorian Government kept dirt files on opposition members
has highlighted the culture of dirty tactics that pervades modern Australian politics.
2006-348P 16June06  Supposed to sling mud, not collect dirt!
The Victorian Government caught with dirt files on opposition members.