ASTO boss Mike Burgess offers valuable insights into the confounding challenges of radical Islamic terrorism and rightly celebrates the success of his agency in smashing clandestine plotters before their murderous […]
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Leave it to the journos
The many regular readers of The Daily Telegraph might have been amused by the full-page advertisement asking for wannabe journalists to enlist in the exciting National Editorial Cadet Program for […]
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On the trot
The image of pigs with their little snouts in the trough are something to behold for city folk, as a litter of clattering piglet trotters selfishly gobble up everything within […]
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Hanson pile-on
Genuine popularity in politics certainly makes one a bigger target, as Pauline Hanson is finding as she hunkers down for a storm of cowardly cyber abuse and criticism ignited by […]
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Time for return
Having met Tony Abbott when he visited the Bondi memorial after the Hanukkah terrorist event last December, I had no idea that this would be the catalyst to return him […]
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Stunning photos of wildlife
Congratulations for the magnificent story about the Australian Geographic Photographer of the Year competition (“The beauty of nature in freeze frame”, DT, 19/6). Covering just us, New Zealand, New Guinea […]
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Years of pain
We surely feel collective sympathy for young police arriving at crime scenes of unspeakable gore, only to be traumatised forever by human savagery expressed in godless violence for seemingly incomprehensible […]
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BRITAIN’S AUS-PLUS SOCIAL BAN
News that an Australian-inspired childhood social media ban for children is to be instigated in the United Kingdom is certainly a feather in the cap for New Corp’s very logical […]
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Our beating heart
While the HSC annually extols the excellence of our youth at year’s end, regaling their talents, commitment, application and endurance with their studies, community-minded adults working in the “charitable economy” […]
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Funding idea flawed
The argument for funding political parties after elections so that democracy survives is surely a contorted construct in thinking that belies reality (“Bucks don’t stop here” ST, 13/6). While big-spending […]
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