WHO do you trust?
For an entire year, we were told Kung Flu came from a lab. On the Breakdown this week, we investigate how this likely false report came to be accepted wisdom – and how you were silenced if you didn’t agree.
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Month: May 2021
The blue-collar by-election
The Hunter by-election was more than just a humiliation for the Greens and the climate catastrophists, it was a win for blue-collar workers and pragmatic politicians – it’s also good news for your power bills; Peter Dutton enters the climate wars; and the Bag of Farts steals a joke (and he can’t even do that right).
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The suicide of a superpower
The US is now in terminal decline – it has decided on an economic path that is certain to result in its destruction, just at the time China is in the ascendancy. This has grave implications for Australia. And we check in with the Australian Breastfeeding Association … and wish we hadn’t.
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THE WEEK THAT WENT: Fortress Australia is the price of sunk costs
There’s a good reason Australia banned travel from India and it has nothing to do with race – it’s economics. It’s the fallacy of ‘sunk costs’. But in this case, it makes perfect sense.
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