While most children revel in trading in their missing molars, few reverse the trend by receiving 23 million- year-old, priceless ivories, (It’s ours if tooth be told, 30/9). As a […]
Read MoreQueen leads by example
Queen Elizabeth speaks for the entire Commonwealth when she extols the virtues of keeping focused and maintaining faith that better times are around the corner (A crisis address by Queen […]
Read MoreCharles heeds caution
With 115 recorded cases of COVID-19 and the first death in the United Kingdom, I commend Prince Charles for cancelling his Prince’s Trust Group Dinner. (Chicken Chuck’s gaffe, 6/3). Doing […]
Read MoreA right royal defence
There is no shortage of the exaggerated self-importance, as the media vent lambasting opinions on Harry and Meghan. (The disloyal royals – Andrew Bolt column, 24/2). Wanting to get away […]
Read MoreHarry is a real champion
This weekend, HRH Prince Harry launches the Invictus Games. This event, which Harry established himself, gives recognition to those injured combatants whose sacrifice during war should never be forgotten. Sport […]
Read MoreWedding the world forgot
Next Saturday, we witness the royal wedding between British royalty and a divorced American woman. It’s amazing to realise that the wonderful Queen Elizabeth would not have ascended the throne […]
Read MoreUnappetising visit
I’m not sure what we did wrong in Sydney, but news that Boris Johnson is back to haunt us with a book tour and a $1000 per head long lunch […]
Read MorePublic has turned on BoJo
Booed at St Paul’s Cathedral in London with Harry and Meghan, tentative PM Boris Johnson might have felt at odds that the unifying impact of the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee celebrations […]
Read MoreBombing Boris
Meeting bombast with bombs, I do have a little sympathy for Vladimir Putin wanting to drop something on Boris Johnson after a particularly long narrative. (Putin threatened to drop missile […]
Read MoreTories dip in to end Bojo party.
In our depersonalised world where the information age leaves many of us bewildered by data, it seems the only time we trust our intuition is as we fall on our […]
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