The Liberal Government’s decision to appoint another Race Discrimination Commissioner following the debacle of Tim Soutphommasane, is yet another disappointing development in Australian politics.
The appointment of Chin Leong Tan (a Malaysian born ...
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Australia doesn’t need a new Race Discrimination Commissioner
21 October 2018 1 Comment
Disloyal deputy Bishop knifes Abbott, and Turnbull becomes the new PM
18 September 2015 3 Comments
The whirlwind dumping of Tony Abbott as Liberal Prime Minister, in a very sudden and craftily orchestrated coup, has certainly now set the cat amongst the pigeons in conservative Australian politics.
On the surface, the decision by the Liberals to ...
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The Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank: More than meets the eye [Why is the Abbott government giving away $3 Billion to China, when our people need it?]
23 April 2015 2 Comments
By APP National Chairman, Andrew Phillips
One can be forgiven for having a somewhat jaundiced view regarding any claims made by the Liberal Party in Australia. Particularly those involving concern for the national interest, defence of the ...
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Desperate Abbott takes baby steps — but still falls well short of the mark
24 March 2015 5 Comments
One may have noticed in recent weeks, a few populist policy announcements from the Abbott government, that appears (on the surface at least) to finally be acting on a few issues that have long required addressing.
With his Liberal-National ...
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Islamic hostage-taking in Sydney is the fault of the major parties
15 December 2014 8 Comments
APP media release:
The Australian Protectionist Party is appalled by reports that an Islamic extremist has taken hostages in Sydney.
According to news reports, an armed man, with an Islamic flag (the black shahada flag, commonly used by ...
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The collapse of the car industry could have been avoided
22 February 2014 3 Comments
As news of the collapse of Australia’s automotive industry spread through the country, it comes as no surprise our nation’s politicians step forward playing the collective “blame game” and shedding their crocodile tears.
On one hand, we have Joe ...
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More of the same Ruddy political game-playing
5 July 2013 2 Comments
With Julia Gillard creating a poor name for herself in national politics, with so many Australians likely to vote against Labor with her as leader, it is not surprising that the Labor Party decided to replace her. However, the decision to resurrect ...
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Islamic-inspired terrorism strikes again in Bourke St., Melbourne
A lone-wolf terrorist has struck in Bourke Street, in the Melbourne CBD, on a busy Friday night (9 November 2018), killing one person and injuring two others with a knife. When police intervened, he lunged at them with the knife. 30-year-old ...
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