James Paterson -- City A.M. -- 28 June, 2016 The people of the United Kingdom had a big decision to make on 23 June. It was entirely their call. The British people know better than anyone else the costs and benefits of staying or leaving the European...
A GATHERING of Cathedral College's 700-plus students in their new multi-purpose centre yesterday spoke volumes about the value of the project. Students from prep to year 12, along with teachers, staff, parents and guests fitted comfortably into the large space as they celebrated the official opening of the centre, and the nearby senior school precinct. The opening was...
Senator Paterson appears on Sky News’ program Viewpoint, to discuss the upcoming election....
TWO Liberal candidates standing for local electorates in the July 2 Federal Election have been joined by rookie Victorian Senator James Paterson and Caulfield MP David Southwick for a meet-and-greet tour of the Jewish community. The federal trio, and their host Southwick, emphasised their commitment to the Jewish community's security needs. The two Liberals - Tim...
Senator Paterson appears on ABC TV’s The Drum to discuss engaging the youth vote, parliamentarians entitlements, party donations, and doorknocking in the lead up to the election....
Senator Paterson joined Andrew Bolt on his Sky News show The Bolt Report to discuss freedom of speech and the Human Rights Commission....
Senator James Paterson joins Peter van Onselen on Sky News to discuss the upcoming election, the importance of Queensland, and the need to avoid a hung parliament....
Senator Paterson appears on Beattie and Reith on Sky News to discuss the federal budget and his maiden speech....
By GREG HEFFER, POLITICAL REPORTER Senator James Paterson told the country’s upper house Britain leaving the EU on June 23 would make it “more prosperous, free and secure”. In a speech to lawmakers in Canberra’s Parliament House, the 28-year-old said there is a “very real cost” to...
Senator Paterson joins PVO Newsday on Sky News to discuss Bill Shorten’s latest poor policy idea, a royal commission into the banking sector....