Blow the Truth

PM Albanese with Petrol Generator, The Insanity of Net Zero In the sunburnt heart of Australia, where the dream of a fair go once thrived, Prime Minister Anthony Albanese 's leadership feels like a bad hangover from a party no one wanted to attend. Elected in 2022 with promises of relief and renewal, Albo has instead presided over a cascade of economic pain that's left families scrambling, businesses shuttering, and communities fracturing. Critics from across the political spectrum—and even some within his own Labor ranks —label his agenda as a thinly veiled socialist experiment: heavy-handed government intervention, wealth redistribution dressed as "equity," and a relentless push toward ideological goals that prioritize global virtue-signaling over Aussie livelihoods. From skyrocketing power bills to a rental market that's become a nightmare, Albanese's policies have turned the land of plenty into a pressure cooker. Let's unpack how this so-called prog...

Wind and Solar Farm Australia In 2025, many Australians are opening their electricity bills with a sense of dread. Prices have surged, with increases ranging from 0.5% to as high as 9.7% in some regions starting from July. For households already grappling with cost-of-living pressures, this hike feels like a punch to the gut. But what's really behind these rising costs? And more importantly, what can you do about it? Let's break it down step by step, drawing on the latest data and expert insights to separate fact from fiction.

Home Solar Panels Installing solar panels is an easy way to lower your carbon footprint and cut electricity bills. But our recent research found there are many incentives to remove them prematurely, adding to Australia’s massive waste problem . Researchers predict Australia will accumulate 1 million tonnes of solar panel waste by 2047 — the same weight as 19 Sydney Harbour Bridges . But this number is likely to be higher, as we found people often choose to remove panels after just 10 to 12 years of use. This is much earlier than their estimated end-of-life age of 30 years (and potentially older ). Unfortunately, recycling is just a small part of the solution. So why is this happening, and what can we do about it? Australia’s shocking ‘material footprint’ Australians have heeded the call to increase renewable energy . The installed capacity of panels across Australia has increased dramatically from 25.3 megawatts in 2007 to 77,078 megawatts in 2017. Likewise, the roof...