It’s a coincidence that the last time events in Nottingham made history with feuding royal brothers was in the time of Robin Hood when the petulant Prince John undermined his […]
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Truth and light
Andrew Bolt has brought a modicum of sanity to the issues raised by the assault on MP Helen Haines and correctly called out the Left side of politics for their […]
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Meaty issue
I guess we must all wish Special Minister of State and Trade Minister Don Farrell better luck with his open-door offer to solve the Green’s internal battles after failing poorly […]
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Push to limit free speech dangerous
Australia is at a crossroads, and the Albanese government’s legislation seeking to limit free speech must be universally condemned (“Big sister will watch everything you say now”, Vikki Campion, 17/10). […]
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Schools good footing but life great teacher
Letter writer Bob Husking is right to focus on the value of excellent teachers inspiring their classrooms and developing true potential among gifted pupils. (“Best teachers key”, ST, 11/10). Attending […]
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Shining passion
People don’t accidentally become leaders of their party. Popular among fellow MPs and having a credible track record, the calibre of leadership required must surely be superlative by any standards. […]
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Value of space
Any advertiser would surely attest that one must spend money in order to make money. The high profile exploration of space is no exception. A joint government investment of $100m […]
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Safety first Greg
Greg Norman is right to note that Qantas was indeed one of the best airlines in the world during the 1980s and 1990s. (Shark bites Kangaroo, 12/10). With a fantastic […]
Read MoreLiving in ivory tower
Pushing the class division fables of the politics of envy in the 2019 federal election, Labor opposition leader Bill Shorten certainly suffered pride before the fall after attacking the “top […]
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Citizens tire of hollow accolades
British PM Benjamin Disraeli is right to say that “we all like flattery, but when it comes to royalty, lay it on with a trowel”. Replacing federal ministers with ‘royalty’, […]
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