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Gus Leonisky's blogwelcome to joe's brothel...Australia's debt ceiling will be scrapped altogether after the Greens struck a deal with the Coalition Government to break the impasse over increasing the debt limit.
the bibliophiles...I believe one of the books that George Brandis has in his collection of tomes bought at the government expense is 1984... He and the rest of the Abbott government are of course on the wrong side of Orwell's concepts.
hanging party...Everything the mainstream media thought they knew about the Thomson case has been thrown on its head by Day Two of the trial. Will it last until Day Four? Peter Wicks reports.
a snake-oil santa on youtube...Prime Minister Tony Abbott has moved to increase pressure on the Labor Party over axing the carbon pricing scheme, saying it would be the "best possible Christmas present" for Australians.
... using his left hand...Tony Abbott has denied breaking an election promise over education funding and the Gonski reforms, insisting he never vowed to maintain the same money for each school.
discussing press freedoms...
malcolm, take a deep breath...Dear Malcolm...
reinventing the bible-pusher mad monk...
mr nile does not like gambling, except if it's mr packer's...
dying mullet with stripes...Of Scott Morrison's fatuous lack of transparency we need say no more, except that the weekly parading of the unfortunate General Campbell for the TV cameras is a cynical political gimmick. Evidently forbidden to say anything even mildly interesting, he is there as a piece of set decoration. It is demeaning for him and an insult to the uniform.
the best of "australia's got no talent": pyne doing impression of an educashum mincing "minster" clown... a sad laugh a minute.The education minister, Christopher Pyne, has ruled out reviving the Howard-era school funding system, two days after he said it was “a good starting point for a school funding model”.
war of the salaries...FROM THE frazzled MERDE-OCH STABLE:
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