On that matter for different parties and individuals in Parliament, however, a worry has reached us from that cesspool, Europe.

The rusted on parties - the rulers to date - are saying they will not deal with democratically elected parties they don't like.

The awful little Macron has “dealt out” Rassemblement National of any meaningful role in government. RN won the largest share of votes in France's legislative election.

Both the right and left use a similar strategy in the European Parliament. They used it last year against conservative parties.

Could that/would that happen here with the uniparty? I don't know, but my guess is, yes.

Privatising is the most effective way of eliminating Public Servants; swift and efficient.

Follow Telstra’s history for evidence!

Politicians are too frightened to make changes to the public giant, laughably called a "service". The current regime is building it up.

In 2022, 76.5% of new jobs created were in the PS.
In 2024 80.0%.
Between 2014 and 2024, the PS the size of the PS rise by 18%.

A steady march towards the Soviet/China system.

Lies is what killed Abbott. He said he would do anything to become prime minister. He did he became an entrenched liar. Did not even allow his own crew to say anything. Abbott and his advisor were both on the same page. So many lies and the day after the election his attitude changed dramatically. That is what killed off Abbott not some public servant as you believe, or want to believe. The AU public was warned off from voting for Abbott but the lies were to well placed and the AU people got what they were warned about. For about six months any way. Not to mention the disaster we were left with [NBN.]
Dutton is a carbon copy of Abbott, not to be trusted.

That Abbott didn’t couldn’t fulfill his promises is disappointing - for me, 18c was the most disappointing.

However, he has explained why he could not do some of the things he wanted to (because of his own team).

I'm sorry that I wasn't able to make that clear to you, doog.

The same team that stabbed him the back. The same team that brought the Liberal Party down to what it us today: a true liberal party.

Looks like I'm going to have to answer the question - Will This Happen To Peter Dutton? - myself.

And that answer is 'no': because, unlike Abbott, he is as wet as the team, and they are all happy to be Labor-lite. No boats will be rocked. The uniparty will live on.