Tag Archives: Jacqui Lambie

The professional reporter in this brave new world

Posted on 21 November 2017 by Peter Boyer

Professional journalism has never faced challenges like today’s, and we have never needed it more. If only one Australian was left unmoved by seeing Jacqui Lambie say goodbye to the Senate last week, or Penny Wong hear the news that … Continue reading →

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Axing the tax is not so simple, after all

Posted on 15 July 2014 by Peter Boyer

We owe it to our obstructing Senate for helping to reveal the true cost of abandoning carbon pricing. [15 July 2014 | Peter Boyer] If it hadn’t actually happened, no-one would believe the story of the lingering death of Australia’s … Continue reading →

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