Lady Thatcher (1925-2013), who has just passed away in London, made a particular point of attending the central event of the Australia Week celebrations in 2000. It is said of Lady Thatcher, that she of all politicians was known for exactly wha

Give us back our country

Apr 6th, 2013 29m 59s

Tony Abbott faces Richo & Alan Jones on renewable energy and CSG mining - 3 April 2013

Apr 6th, 2013 12m 34s

On Foxtel's Sky News programme "Richo" on 3 April 2013 Opposition leader Tony Abbott faced tough questioning from Graham Richardson and 2GB's Alan Jones, ranging over renewable energy and CSG mining on prime agricultural land as well as superan

Is NSW Premier O'Farrell Supporting Canberra in Gagging Free Speech?

Jan 15th, 2013 15m 35s

Why is NSW Liberal Premier Barry O’Farrell siding with the Gillard government and Attorney General Nicola Roxon in proposing further restrictions on free speech? Why is Alan Jones to be called before the inquiry Premier O’Farrell set up? To f

States can stop CSG on prime agricultural,urban land - if they want to

Dec 15th, 2012 5m 5s

In an interview with Alan Jones broadcast on 2GB on 12 December 2012 the NSW Premier Barry O’Farrell, the Premier said he was bound by coal seam gas (CSG) licences and exploration rights on prime agricultural and urban land and even near maj

Governments effectively stealing your property - and it's Australia

Sep 23rd, 2012 8m 19s

You think you own the dream property you scrimped to buy? That if it has to be taken for some public purpose, at least you will get fair compensation. Only Marxist, communist states take property without compensation. And that doesn’t happen

Putting the boot into school cadet soldiers

Sep 19th, 2012 2m 26s

Caught out trying to stop the funding of troops flying home for Christmas – while ministers fly the world first class going to nothing more than photo opportunities - the Gillard Government has worked out a new way to run down our defences.N

Is that a rogue poll?

Sep 17th, 2012 6m 17s

Four polls came out today and Labor is celebrating. Prematurely I think. Of the four, Newspoll alone gives Labor any comfort. Perhaps Mr. O’Shaughnessy should have run it again. Newpoll puts the two parties equal at 50:50. This is an improbab

People's power prevails -govt.backflip

Sep 14th, 2012 1m 55s

Congratulations. People power - including the petition many of you signed on this site - has worked. The government has taken notice of your message to stop kicking our soldiers, sailors and airmen in the guts. They've given in – they've re

Land sterilisation-it's official

Sep 13th, 2012 3m 17s

Asylum seekers - doesn't a client pay you?

Sep 5th, 2012 1m 48s

I might expect my accountant, my lawyer, or even my web hosting company to refer to me as a client.Why? Well, they all have one thing in common - they are professionals for whose services I have paid.So what's with politicians, bureaucrats

Christians shockingly persecuted as Gillard government still welcomes illegals

Sep 4th, 2012 3m 22s

Christians are subject to shocking persecution in Muslim countries, as the following report from Raymond Ibrahim of the New York based Gatestone Institute reveals. At the same time Muslims are paying criminal people smugglers to come here from

Thugs on the streets, thanks to Julia

Sep 2nd, 2012 2m 38s

The Australian Building and Construction Commission, the ABCC, was well armed and tough. This was especially so for the bully-boy unions in Victoria and Western Australia, where builders had to pay for peace, says Andrew Bolt. KPMG says that as

Sydney- not safe on CBD footpaths even in broad daylight

Aug 27th, 2012 1m 56s

Is what has happened in Sydney the same across the country? As an example – just one example - of the absence of law and order on the streets of Sydney, you’re not even safe on the footpaths in the CBD broad daylight. When a correspondent co

Spin doctors galore-and you're paying for them

Aug 13th, 2012 1m 32s

Australians will be amazed that taxpayers are actually spending $150 million dollars a year on a veritable battalion of government spin doctors – about 1600, according to The Australian (14/8). But that’s not all. There are also more spin doc

The AWU scandal won't go away until there's a Royal Commission - if only the ALP hadn't abolished grand juries

Aug 13th, 2012 3m 42s

There are still hard questions to be answered to put the AWU scandal to rest. As Michael Smith has explained on a series of videos on www.cando.org.au , a sham AWU non-profit entity was set up in the nineties. Its purpose was to siphon fu

The NBN scam -already an abject failure

Aug 7th, 2012 2m 43s

Is there anything the Gillard government cannot handle competently?That socialist monopoly, the NBN, was born on the back of an envelope when communications minister Stephen Conroy managed to obtain an audience with Kevin Rudd on the prime m

Intercepted? The Gillard govt. doesn't intercept them. They're welcomed.

Jul 24th, 2012 1m 46s

Intercepted? The people smugglers boats are not intercepted. They are welcomed. With open arms. According to the Encarta dictionary, to intercept is “to prevent people or objects from reaching their destination or target by stopping, d

Gina Rinehart govt to bring in bill of attainder?

Jul 7th, 2012 3m 27s

Something strange and rather ominous is happening in Australia. The Gillard government plans to do something no democratic government should.It's trying to work out how to gag the media. They are especially targeting one newspaper-The Austra

They're stealing your property - don't let them!

Jul 6th, 2012 2m 30s

They are intent on stealing your property. But they don’t have to actually take it.But the politicians can- at the stroke of a pen- make your property worthless.And they are doing it. In so many ways. That’s why we are campaigning to ensure

Workers risk losing everything under Labor's super rort

Jul 3rd, 2012 3m 1s

Industry super funds are the new rivers of gold for the union bosses.The question must be why won’t the government insist they be properly run. If they go bust it will be the workers w ho will lose. Julia Gillard and Bill Shorten won't lo

2GB - Alan Jones launches CANdo

Jul 2nd, 2012 14m 45s

On his first programme since the introduction of the contentious carbon-dioxide tax, Alan Jones speaks with Professor David Flint about CANdo's proposal to ensure that our politicians remain our servants and not our masters.

Stopping the boats isn't a pipedream

Jul 2nd, 2012 3m 31s

Stopping the boats is not a pipedream, as too many in the commentariat claim. And far too much is made of the constraints imposed by the Refugee Convention. It is for us, the nation state, to interpret this and not interested lobbies. Not

Politicians still wasting your money

Jun 24th, 2012 2m 30s

Why doesn't the federal government just do its job?Why doesn’t it just concentrate on its core functions?Defence for example. The government is now spending proportionately less on defence than in the Thirties.It's even put off replacing t

Gillard government's social engineering for 3 year olds

Jun 19th, 2012 2m 29s

It is extraordinary that the Gillard government - which finds it difficult to handle its core functions - should engage in something which has nothing to do with them. Worse, experts say is a potentially dangerous social engineering project.T