Law Professor James ALLAN. Australian "judge-made" separation of powers doctrine, the idea that there is a clear division between what judges and the elected branches can do, does not exist in Canada, Britain or New Zealand. He does not believe that Australians are more free or better off because it exists here.

Something else for blabber mouth to disagree with.

Besides, Australia does not have a complete separation of powers because: The Prime Minister, ministers and the Governor-General are part of the Executive and the Parliament. High Court judges, the Prime Minister and ministers are appointed by the Governor-General, who is part of the Parliament and the Executive.

Another hasbeen, Tony Abbott, is calling (again) for women to join the Liberal Party. I can't see why anyone, man or woman, would want to join the Liberal Party now that it has morphed into a real, small "l" liberal, in the sense of Leftist, party.

Abbott is living in the past. Like the drones we are still paying to waste space in Parliament, he thinks a person’s sex is exploitable just because it works for the Labor Party.

The Liberal Party is shot: a poor imitation of Labor. Its erstwhile voters are moving to One Nation, UAP, Family First or even the Libertarians. The only other thing for disenfranchised conservatives is to do what Diver Dan suggests: don't vote. Stage a voters strike. Show your contempt. Australia is kaput anyway.

Here's a tad more information:

Australia has a stable government. Is a thriving
democracy, is ranked favourably by not only the
Economicst Intelligence Unit but many other
reputable sources. And, that's thanks to its
preferential voting system which successfully
can stave off and tamper extremism unlike America.

You're welcome.

Hi Foxy

Albo indeed did well choosing Samantha Joy Mostyn AO.

However much the knuckle dragging testoster-ati have their jocks in a twist.

Mavs

Thanks Mavs.

I'm glad you agree.

As do so many MPs from both sides of politics.

I'm sure she'll do the job well.