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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

International Affairs Royalty

Passage to India

While the legacy of the once expansive British Empire is often referenced in the context of the Australia Day “invasion” and matters driving the republican movement, other long-lasting effects on […]

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on Passage to India Alan Sexton 11/12/2024
Royalty Someone behaving badly

A royal wrangle

Susie O’Brien is right to argue that our social conflicts with others, whether football players or ABC commentators, must always be respectful and perhaps might be best summed up in […]

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on A royal wrangle Alan Sexton 11/12/2024
Federal Politics History Royalty

Coronation and kerfuffle over King Charles

As the brilliantly linguistic Peta Credlin again lays out the case for maintaining our links with King and country, it seems the same sad panoply of try-hards continue their forlorn […]

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on Coronation and kerfuffle over King Charles Alan Sexton 11/12/2024
History International Affairs Royalty The Voice Referendum

Heritage vexed issue

On the surface, Adrian Leopardi’s clever analogy of the Voice and British royal kingship both being based on ancestry and therefore compatible intellectually in our constitution is a great example […]

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on Heritage vexed issue Alan Sexton 11/12/2024
Condolences History Royalty Someone behaving badly

More respect needed

Geoff Mallows is right to challenge Stan Grant’s argument in complaining about British colonisation of Australia, blaming the institution of monarchy and believing the Queen’s death accordingly ought not have […]

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on More respect needed Alan Sexton 11/12/2024
History Humour Royalty

Cynical republic push

Government Services Minister Bill Shorten’s call for a republic because of the feud in the royal family is deplorable and might remind the public of the opportunistic timing of the […]

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on Cynical republic push Alan Sexton 11/12/2024
Celebrity Royalty

Welcome home, Mary

From the land of Hans Christian Andersen – the author of the world’s best children’s fables – Aussie Mary Donaldson is truly living up to the classic fairy tale line […]

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on Welcome home, Mary Alan Sexton 11/12/2024
International Affairs Royalty

Death & politics

Tim Blair’s brilliant appraisal of the 2022 US midterm elections has finally set my anxieties to rest, explaining convincingly that cheating was not the explanation for the Democratic Party successes. […]

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on Death & politics Alan Sexton 11/12/2024
Chalk it up for Charles
Animal stories Humour Royalty Sport

Chalk it up for Charles

After the amazing promotion of this Saturday’s race meeting and the fame of the Everest continuing to soar, it should be no surprise that a new King, seeking engagement with […]

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on Chalk it up for Charles Alan Sexton 11/12/2024
History Malcolm Turnbull Royalty

‘100-year-wait’ for republic

While the intricate pageantry of royal events summons up a mastery of historical detail and showcases a myriad costumed elegance depicted brilliantly on our TVs, the infrequency of such panoramas […]

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on ‘100-year-wait’ for republic Alan Sexton 11/12/2024

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