Every day, the odds keep getting stacked against Australia and our political class seem incapable of doing anything about it.

Iron ore billionaire Twiggy Forrest’s green activism is now becoming so pathetic it’s comical.

With inflation already at a recent high in Australia, it looks like the situation is only going to get worse.

In February, EU President of the European Commission Ursula von der Leyen said, “green and digital technologies currently depend on a number of scarce raw materials”.

Australia has a problem with the fundamentals.

Although climate hysteric and renewables rent-seeker Al Gore called his world-famous propaganda film about climate change “An Inconvenient Truth”, the real inconvenient truth is how reaching net zero emissions requires more mining.

Under the new leadership of CEO Mike Henry, BHP has turned away from the shallow green activism which has inflicted vast swathes of corporate Australia.

The Chinese Communist Party has discovered the law of unintended consequences, and they’re not at all happy about it.

In 1998 the Howard government placed a moratorium on nuclear power to appease the anti-nuclear lobby of the '90s.