There are two lessons to learn from Dunstan and Cook. In my article I go through each of them.
There are two lessons to learn from Dunstan and Cook. In my article I go through each of them.
While I didn’t make any public prediction for this election, but in private conversation and private emails I did make a forecast…
The Albanese government will enjoy a second general election win in May next year. Dutton can afford to lose this election, but he can’t afford to lose again in May 2028. And here’s why I say this.
I’ll be proved right on my call that Labor will win this Federal seat.
Here is my reasoned thinking for why Donald Trump will not be President of the United States for a second time.
I promised I’d make my predictions for Australia before this year closes. So, here goes, beginning with federal elections.
Now is a good time for me to analyse the NZ election.
What lessons should we take from past referendums? Should the current PM make this vow to himself: “There will never be another referendum while Anthony Albanese is Prime Minister.”?
I’ve decided to make my British predictions first and leave those for Australia and the USA to the end of the year because all the British evidence is now in, so why delay?
Comparing the countries of the Anglosphere, the Voice referendum says something about our Anglophile ways and wokeness.
Here’s my advice to Anthony Albanese about referendums and also an important question that should be put to Peter Dutton, who needs to be asked to tell the truth.
Don’t fall for the propaganda that May 1967 was of great national rejoicing by a unified nation that had suddenly become progressive. Before polling day, I’ll write on the 1999 referendum that has been also mis-described and give some friendly advice to Anthony Albanese.