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Former Specialist Anaesthetist involved in medical education and the training of junior Anaesthetists in Physiology, Pharmacology, Clinical Measurement and Statistics. Now an interested social commentator on a broad range of topics, taking the form of letters to the editor..

Author: Alan Sexton

Humour NSW Politics Someone behaving badly

Study to state the obvious

Oh to be a fly on the wall at the market research agency, tasked with evaluating the public’s attitude to signage around speed cameras (Candid claptrap about cameras, 24/5). After […]

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on Study to state the obvious Alan Sexton 13/12/2024
Federal Politics Someone behaving badly

Dangerous hypocrisy

While I will always be a fierce advocate for freedom of expression (and uncensored letters to the editor), the ideas being expressed should not be foolish nor blatantly hypocritical. Blockade […]

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on Dangerous hypocrisy Alan Sexton 13/12/2024
Federal Politics Labor Party

Better investment ideas

NSW senator Andrew Bragg is right to criticise the management of industry superannuation funds which are being used to splurge on political campaigns rather than sticking to investments to boost […]

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on Better investment ideas Alan Sexton 13/12/2024
Covid 19 International Affairs

Wharfies holding up Australia

The indignation expressed by  your correspondents relating to a wharfie strike at Botany seems to be widespread. (Letters, 29/9). Ironically, the only reason the AWU has a stranglehold on the […]

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on Wharfies holding up Australia Alan Sexton 11/12/2024
Law and Order Someone behaving badly

Keep worst of the worst in their cells

If ever proof was needed that the NSW Bar Association is out of touch, calling for the abolition of Truth in Sentencing by our judges and rejecting mandatory life terms […]

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on Keep worst of the worst in their cells Alan Sexton 11/12/2024
Covid 19 Medicine

Double trouble in shortages

Prosecuting the argument that panic-buying in supermarkets is madness has been undertaken in several newspapers and across social media. A point not made, however, is that leaving supermarket shelves empty […]

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on Double trouble in shortages Alan Sexton 11/12/2024
Federal Politics Natural Disasters

Passion’s win over politics

Nimbin bushfire evacuee  Ginger O’Brien eloquently put the case against politicians point scoring while the state burns. (Nimbin evacuees unleash on Labor circus 13/11). Nothing can fire-up human passions more […]

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on Passion’s win over politics Alan Sexton 11/12/2024
Sport

Sticky wicket

Getting a rowing champion to coach a cricket team is a wonderful idea if you are to reduce the team size and lengthen the bats. (“Starc’s rowing pains over slow […]

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on Sticky wicket Alan Sexton 11/12/2024
Animal stories Sport

All set for Everest

Congratulations to The Daily Telegraph photographer Jonathan Ng for his epic photo of the horse, Mr Bean rearing to go in the Everest. Katelyn Mallyon deserves full points for staying […]

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on All set for Everest Alan Sexton 11/12/2024
Sport

Visitors’ win overlooked

The third cricket Test against India ended with a thrilling win to our marvellous visitors. This victory put them on course to be the first touring Indian team to win […]

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on Visitors’ win overlooked Alan Sexton 11/12/2024

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