Tim Watts: While I've enjoyed listening to the contributions of the member for Goldstein, the member for Canning and the member for Oxley about Kimberley Kitching's life today, I must say that it is a grim duty for members of this parliament to speak on this motion before the House. The sudden death of Kimberley Kitching at just 52 years of age is a profound human tragedy. Those of us in this building...
Read More >Tim Watts: who took Australian troops to defend this country in the Second World War-
Read More >Tim Watts: and then there's the coward Robert Menzies, who wouldn't serve in World War I-
Read More >Tim Watts: who took this country to war and wouldn't serve himself, the coward-
Read More >Tim Watts: Today was a sad, sad day in Australia's parliament. Today we saw the spectacle of an Australian prime minister who either didn't know or didn't care that he was doing the bidding of the Chinese communist party in our parliament. He either didn't know, was too stupid, was out of his depth on national security and defence or didn't care and just put his own short-term political interests first....
Read More >Tim Watts: This is the record on national security issues that they are so ashamed of. 'Hitler's eyes are on Corio'- It sounds familiar from what we heard in question time in the parliament today. What happened in that by-election? Well, Mr Curtin, the hero of this nation who saved us in the Second World War, said that the voters of Corio wouldn't listen to these nonsensical scare campaigns. They...
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