Always back the horse named self-interest, son. It'll be the only one trying
Dan Ballard is best known as the king of the country, a Hall of Fame jockey who at age just 38 has won the bush riders premiership multiple times. He is also a bloke who puts a lot back into the sport through his involvement with the Mt Isa Turf Club over the years as […]
It’s all over for the mug unelected QLD Premier Steven Miles, the bobble headed, pumped up marionette of the factional overlords of the left. It always ways really, well before the good doctor of union organising – a craft he’s never performed – ever began in his utterly undeserved role in the big chair running […]
The findings of the review of the planned Olympic venues commissioned by the State Government are in, and the proposed redevelopment of Albion Park is out. The review has called for the planned venue on the trot site to be relocated to another site in the northern suburbs of Brisbane – probably Marchant Park or […]
If there is one thing that Queenslander hate in their politicians its weakness. Joh wasn’t weak, nor was big Russ. Beattie wasn’t either. Annastacia Palaszczuk was strong until she fell in love and took her eye of the ball, but even then you wouldn’t fight her. Mike Ahern and Russel Cooper and Rob Borbidge were, […]
#EXCLUSIVE: Steven Miles stands accused of lying to Parliament over the sending of secret text messages. The Premier stood up in parliament to deny the claims, but now 9News can reveal an explosive photo, telling a very different story. @TimArvier9 #9News pic.twitter.com/Wjodhqn97i — 9News Queensland (@9NewsQueensland) March 4, 2024 We warned you from personal experience […]
When I worked alongside the now QLD Premier Steven Miles at the United Voice union a decade ago he never had guns like this. Back in those days Miles was a skinny kid turned fleshy, an absolute wimp. Oh how things have changed. People used to carry on about Annastacia Palaszczuk going overseas on holiday […]
Tasmanian Premier Jeremy Rockliff, the last Liberal leader still in government left standing, has made the politically suicidal decision to call a snap election, more than a year before its due. His maniacally bad judgement is set to have huge ramifications for racing in the State. At the moment Tassie has 25 members of parliament, […]
Law and order is the greatest issue in QLD politics and with people right now. Football heroes are being home invaded, grandmas are being stabbed to death in front of their kids kids, kids are having their heads kicked in on the streets, cars are being jacked, houses are being robbed, guns and knives are […]
In recent decades Australian trade unions have struggled to overcome a number of challenges, including a rapidly changing policy environment, a societal focus on the individual over the collective, declining membership and aggressively hostile employers and governments. This experience is mirrored in New Zealand, the USA and United Kingdom. However, unions remain important societal institutions […]
