
Louise Roberts
Journalist, Editor and Commentor at Sky News Australia
Journalist, TV commentator, Editor. Opinions my own via @SkyNewsAust
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1 week ago |
skynews.com.au | Louise Roberts
Woodside CEO Meg O’Neill sure raised some hackles this week when she took aim at the double standards of climate crusaders. In her sights were those who bash fossil fuels while rushing to charge their smartphones so they can splurge on cheap goods from online Chinese retailers. But the boss of Australia’s biggest oil and gas producer wasn’t sticking a Boomer-style boot into young Australians, despite the inevitable howls of protest.
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1 week ago |
skynews.com.au | Louise Roberts
If a proposed superannuation tax is targeting wealthy Australians - only 0.5 per cent or roughly 80,000 people so the messaging tells us - there’s nothing to worry about, right? Labor’s plan to tax unrealised capital gains on $3 million-plus super balances is about making rich folk pay their way because all the trickery of their complicated wealth is finally being blown open.
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2 weeks ago |
skynews.com.au | Louise Roberts
When Fiona Scott commented bluntly on Sussan Ley’s longevity as party leader just hours after she was elected, the Liberal Party Vice President was blasted for throwing a sister under the bus. “Well, you know, it could be a day - it won't be a day, I'm being cheeky - but, I mean, look, you don't know what the political tides will bring,” Ms Scott told Nine’s Today show on Wednesday.
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3 weeks ago |
skynews.com.au | Louise Roberts
Token DJ and antagonistic Greens leader Adam Bandt this week blamed everyone but himself for losing his federal Melbourne seat. Former Opposition Leader Peter Dutton, the Trump effect and the daft people who didn’t vote Green were all part of the polling booth vendetta apparently. On that note, despite the strategic missteps in his campaign, Mr Dutton is a decent, considered person.
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1 month ago |
skynews.com.au | Louise Roberts
Just over two hours after polls closed on Saturday, the election results unfolded into a story not only about party leaders but about two women. There was the rightly-proud Jodie Haydon planting a passionate smacker on her victorious fiancé Anthony Albanese, now a back-to-back PM. And then stoic Kirilly Dutton, her eyes brimming and mustering up a smile on stage for her husband Peter while he apologised to the nation for losing the only political fight of his life that mattered.
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