Thirteen was certainly an unlucky number for PM Anthony Albanese in Wednesday’s Daily Telegraph when all 13 letter writers were savagely scathing on his stand recognising Palestine (Letters, DT, 13/8). […]
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SELFIE BAIL IS SMART USE OF TECHNOLOGY
The bail system being in chaos is merely a symptom of a broader diseased morally-bankrupt social and political quagmire that calls itself the court system and vainly professes the dispensation […]
Read MoreFace it, no one knows the leaders
Following on from a Daily Telegraph survey that tested whether voters recognised national leaders, similar trends are now revealed at the state level as party leaders prove to be all […]
Read MoreA cause for concern as protests march on
WikiLeaks was for a long time an ardent advocate for truth and stood up to the forces of corruption, challenging even Hillary Clinton when her handling of top-secret emails became […]
Read MoreALBO’S STAND OVER GOOGLE MAKES SENSE
Social media companies have been given every chance to independently measure the impact of their various platforms on the quality of life for children and to adopt necessary measures to […]
Read MoreLatham irrelevance
No doubt Mark Latham, MLC, ex-MHR, ex-Labor Opposition Leader, ex-mayor of Liverpool, ex-One Nation figurehead and now ex-partner to AVO-seeking Nathalie Matthews, has had a tumultuous political and personal career. […]
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RACING DUO MAKE A FAST FRIENDSHIP
As sport unites the public under its umbrella in recognising human fairness and physical excellence, The Daily Telegraph does well to report the celebrations of speedsters Oscar Piastri of Formula […]
Read MoreCrash sadness
The upcoming 11th anniversary of the destruction of Malaysian Airliner MH17 on 17th July must indeed be a source of sadness and misgivings for the families of 38 Australians and […]
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“Ugly parent” dilemma
It is not uncommon at our Lions’ Club Bunnings BBQ on a Saturday to meet many parents with their children regaled in sports attire, lining up for a sausage sizzle […]
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Languages and racism
Letter writer Ryszard Linkliewicz (DT, 7/7) is right to advocate for the promotion of languages in the NSW school system and sadly bemoans a lapse among students learning a foreign […]
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