Category: KEVIN GLANCY

By Kevin Glancy There’s no doubt that we could always spend more money on education as long as there is accountability but as we know the Gillard Government likes to throw our money around in that general direction and with little result. Despite the billions of dollars spent, with much of it wasted on building…

By Kevin Glancy In a recent Senate Estimates hearing it was announced that the government-owned Future Fund had invested $221 million in 15 tobacco companies. The most recent investment was the purchase of tobacco stock in May 2012 in the Czech Republic division of Philip Morris. Now something doesn’t make sense. This is the same…

By Kevin Glancy One should never underestimate Professor David E. Flint AM, particularly when he is on a mission. Quietly spoken, articulate and highly intelligent, David’s passion for the challenge ahead lies just under the surface but there’s no mistaking its presence. As our conversation turns towards the task at hand it begins to burn…

By Kevin Glancy Labor ought to be cleaning up their own affairs before destroying our right to freedom of speech and opinion with its proposed changes to anti-discrimination laws. They could start by; stopping the name calling and verbal abuse of others, particularly directed at Tony Abbott and tell their own leader that her behaviour…

By Kevin Glancy The extraordinary level of hypocrisy and childish behaviour indulged in by Julia Gillard and her Labor Ministers in continuing their personal attacks on the Opposition Leader is beyond belief. Their juvenile rhetoric is an embarrassment and their constant carping is extremely tiresome. For some who might be reading this, probably as tiresome…

By Kevin Glancy Not satisfied with the performance of Sleaze & Smear Julia Gillard has scraped the barrel of entertainment and introduced Weasel & Fudge to Australian audiences. Just like her Labor colleagues, having lost any respect for the legal process with regard to the ongoing appeal in the Slipper case, the Prime Minister has…

By Kevin Glancy When a judge makes a decision in a court case it is hoped that the judge makes an objective decision. This decision can only be arrived at in consideration of all the facts surrounding that case. If all evidence is not considered then it must surely be a subjective decision. It might still be the…

By Kevin Glancy When Liberal frontbencher Christopher Pyne said that voters should be required to show identification for enrolment purposes, Labor Treasurer, Wayne Swan was quick to howl him down. Dismissing Pyne’s call for some integrity in the election system Swan said. “’He’s just interested in trying to sort of exclude people from the electoral roll…

By Kevin Glancy It constantly amazes me that polls continue to indicate that there are still people out there who actually think that Julia Gillard is doing a good job. Of course it’s their right to think that and I would defend that right but I am hard pressed to find a reason for that…