Louise Roberts
Journalist, Editor and Commentor at Sky News Australia
Editor & journalist. Opinions my own via @dailytelegraph @SkyNewsAust
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1 week ago |
skynews.com.au | Louise Roberts
Ever since Adam Bandt’s National Press Club speech this week, it is clear the hard-left Greens preference social engineering ahead of saving the planet. The climate change banner no longer wins the Greens the votes and attention they crave. Class warfare, however, does. Once upon a time, the party feasibly stood for something. Arresting climate change was their mission and political anchor. It was love the trees, love the ocean and protect the earth for future generations.
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1 week ago |
thescottishsun.co.uk | Louise Roberts
IN two weeks I’ve screamed my way round a trio of Florida theme parks, sailed on the world’s biggest cruise ship and explored three idyllic islands in the Caribbean. Oh, and I have even held an alligator. A jam-packed adventure?Absolutely. Exhausting? Not in the slightest. That’s the beauty of Thrill & Chill, a bespoke holiday package curated by the specialist cruise experts at cruise.co.uk.
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2 weeks ago |
mdpi.com | Sharon Lawn |Elaine Waddell |Louise Roberts |Pilar Rioseco
1. IntroductionWomen make up approximately one in five or less of currently serving military personnel across the Five Eyes countries (Australia—20.7% [1], Canada—16% [2], New Zealand—18% [3], United Kingdom—11% [4] and United States—17.5% [5]), and between 10 and 28% of veterans who have previously served in the military in these countries [6,7,8,9,10].
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2 weeks ago |
skynews.com.au | Louise Roberts
For Australians preparing to vote in the May 3 Federal Election, there is no bandwidth for ideological posturing from either Labor or the Coalition. We’re more plugged into politics than ever, yet the everyday chatter I hear - especially among younger citizens - speaks to growing scepticism about whether our leaders have the competence, vision or urgency to steer the ship.
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3 weeks ago |
skynews.com.au | Louise Roberts
As we navigate the May 3 federal election circus, we’ve had grandstanding from both Labor and the Coalition about giving us Nirvana-like cost of living relief. Neither party, I would argue, has a plan to comprehensively address it and that meaningful relief, skewered by the anger we feel whilst looking at our bloated credit cards and rattling bank accounts, is a long way off.
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With May 3 #federal #election now in full swing, my brief thoughts earlier in the week on Teals and their ‘strategy’ #auspol #dutton #albanese https://t.co/eV4bNGeUIj
My @SkyNewsAust column: As a former PM, #Turnbull is in a unique position because - free speech aside - he genuinely has to weigh up the ego boost versus the potential damage his comments can cause #auspol https://t.co/axzYtDfx4x
