NSW Premier Chris Minns is right to launch a discussion on the potential for schools to solve the problems unearthed as boys were accused of rape across Sydney, but the […]
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Cutting tobacco crime
For many years, Dr Simon Chapman and other commentators have waged a public war on cigarettes, bemoaning their effect on human pathology including vascular destruction and horrific lung cancers. (“Cut […]
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Sporting expectations
Warren Brown has captured brilliantly the glum predicament of 2020s life in Australia with his cartoon of a youthful yet decimated Swans supporter robbed entirely of the idols he holds […]
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Peptides a problem we must stop
Every effort must be made to address the foolish self-administration of poisonous peptides among our youth. (“PEP talk cops a jab”, DT,17/8). (“Doctors trump influencers”, 17/8). Ironically popular in bodybuilding […]
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Just change the grand final to the Saturday
With BEARIy an NRL team to bless himself with, WA Premier Roger Cook is being a touch cheeky hoping to steal the 2028 NRL Grand Final from Sydney (“Minns braces […]
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Droning on about lack of security
Seeking to sell the Parramatta Lancer Barracks and the Victoria Barracks in Sydney, I guess the Albanese Government might as well sell off all our airbases too if it isn’t […]
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Getting off screens
Monday’s Editorial (“Screens down, pencils up”, DT, 10/8) is music to our ears as a proven method of communication and learning returns to the classrooms of NSW. In past generations, […]
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UK opens old wounds
News that former neo-Nazi anti-Semite Joshua Bonehill-Paine has been preselected in the UK for a council seat at the upcoming local government elections in 2027 might set alarm bells ringing […]
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Gina a gold champion
Having missed out on the Commonwealth Games 2026 team since letter writing is yet to be designated as a competitive enough blood sport for high TV ratings across the empire, […]
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