News that former neo-Nazi anti-Semite Joshua Bonehill-Paine has been preselected in the UK for a council seat at the upcoming local government elections in 2027 might set alarm bells ringing […]
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Gina a gold champion
Having missed out on the Commonwealth Games 2026 team since letter writing is yet to be designated as a competitive enough blood sport for high TV ratings across the empire, […]
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Digging up the past
Many people with a love of the great outdoors are usually those wonderful, boisterous types, obsessed with sport, fitness and travel. However, the champions currently generating international headlines about Queensland’s […]
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Alert might be useful tool in emergencies
The federal government must be applauded for its efforts in formulating a broad emergency alert system (AusAlert) integrated across the states to ensure every possible step is taken to maximally […]
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Standing up for what’s right : brave
Bondi Beach victim Arsen Ostrowski never appeared on the popular TV show Survivor, but he would most probably have won if he had, as his brilliant articulation in the Daily […]
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Getting Jack of the plan
Oh no! Before you can say Jack Robinson, the Australian Manufacturing Workers Union is trying to redesign our Aussie flag, encouraging the best part to “hit the road, Jack”. (Letters, […]
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Vale our top 70s cop
Remarkably, bonds formed with wonderful on-screen TV personalities in our youth fill a space in our hearts which is truly lifelong, never to be displaced by those who follow in […]
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Soggy saga for Libs
Keeping his head above water after being unexpectedly thrown overboard, Liberal MP Tony Pasin’s young staffer is fortunately back on course and fit to serve for another day. (MP in […]
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PM must look to past
I often feel sorry for inadequate personalities who carelessly lust after political leadership, only to be confronted by a myriad of confounding variables which complicate decision making on matters of […]
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Brumbies should be shifted out of alpine
East Sussex UK advocate Angela Lemon is right to bemoan the fate of brumbies in the Kosciuszko National Park, but her suggestion that the 130,000 horses transported overseas during World […]
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