Full marks to journalist Tyson Jackson, demonstrating literary excellence with his use of homonyms to amusingly introduce his story about new lion cubs at the Western Plains Zoo (“Pride of […]
Read MoreMosque backs ALP
While staff at the Gallipoli Mosque are urging support for Jason Clare, federal MP for Blaxland, rather than fellow muslim Ahmed Ouf, one might wonder whether they do so a […]
Read MoreThat sinking feeling
After Joe Hildebrand showed how the left had infiltrated universities in his article on Tuesday (“Decolonising dentistry puts the bite on taxpayer”, DT, 18/3) and showed they were wasting money […]
Read MoreUkraine knows it has a friend Down Under
Writing brilliantly in Friday’s The Daily Telegraph, Ukrainian ambassador to Australia, Vasyl Myroshnychenko shows his diplomatic skills, setting a tone of reconciliation and foresight as he considers the possibility of […]
Read MoreTrouble with tariffs
Trump’s tariffs on Australian imports won’t last long. It will surely become apparent in the White House that peace in Ukraine will be a mighty prize for President Trump and […]
Read MoreMethod in the madness
Joe Hildebrand is possibly being selective when opining on the lack of morality of President Trump’s actions in regard to bringing peace to Ukraine. With a multitude of recent speeches […]
Read MoreKeeping the focus on main issues
No doubt, the Sydney-Melbourne rivalry is fun to highlight as we wage a tongue-in-cheek literary battle against our southern neighbour, often providing excellent wit, while mocking their many failures (“Kicked […]
Read MoreNew approach in US
Tennessee media identity Clay Travis has cleverly identified the failings of government as he writes that US President Trump operates at the speed of business while the Democrats operate at […]
Read MoreWaging the good fight against rising hatred
The issues raised in one of the best editorials of the year are certainly timely and focus on a central conundrum for editors worldwide. There is a hypothetical risk that […]
Read MoreProductivity in person
Letter writer Bruce McAlpine opposes the forced return to the office of thousands of office workers in NSW, citing travel time and getting dressed as examples of lost productivity. Our […]
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