Correspondent Samina Rakhshani writes beautifully about the gloriously golden coloured eyelash viper at Taronga zoo, regaling its good looks and highly successful mating history, producing 14 babies this year (“Easy […]
Read MoreCompensate families
On the third anniversary of the murders of police officers Rachel McCrow, Matthew Arnold and civilian Alan Dare at Wieambilla, memories of their courage and service have not faded in […]
Read MoreSmart move, good Guy
Sitting in a coffee shop at Westfield Parramatta, it was a sad reflection of modern life that a little girl in a pram was waving at different customers waiting for […]
Read MoreNo proof free power will ever happen
One wonders how or why the government could have been surprised that the inflation rate skyrocketed above expectations while Chris Bowen is managing energy policy? (It’s a shocker, 27/11). Erupting […]
Read MoreSPEAKMAN IN ANOTHER LIBS LINE OF FIRE
There is no doubt that voters are influenced by both policy and personality, love party stability, value humility above arrogance and are loathe to forgive treachery (“Will Mark be rolled […]
Read MoreTransforming Games
Women competing against men in the sports arenas and swimming pools of the world has been tolerated under the umbrella of the transgender mindset, accepting a definition of manhood on […]
Read MoreFree power faux pas
Seemingly solar-powered, Energy Minister Chris Bowen might be up to his eyeballs believing all things emanating from the religion of climate change with its fanciful impact on a world widely […]
Read MoreProfessional protest
My very first letter to a newspaper was in 1975, when advocating for the abandonment of street marches in Queensland, as paid unionists inconvenienced drivers in the name of their […]
Read MoreRough justice
Many Sydneysiders would be appalled by the bashing of four prison officers by an inmate in a low security prison in February (“Sickies on cards after guard walkout chaos”, DT,31/10). […]
Read MoreKeeping the bots at bay
Congratulations to Deputy Technology and Digital Economy Minister Andrew Charlton and Attorney-General Michelle Rowland for their excellent decision to protect Australia’s copyright laws and prevent tech giants from stealing from […]
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