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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

The Voice Referendum

Hear the voice

The “Voice” for Indigenous people in the federal parliament is hard to argue against when geographic location already gives poorly populated precincts like Tasmania, ACT and Northern Territory unfair advantage […]

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on Hear the voice Alan Sexton 11/12/2024
Federal Politics History

Generational change

Andrew Bolt has very succinctly described the nonsense that is the stolen generation. (Second stolen bid, 29/3). To be “stolen” from a family, it must exist. The cases identified by […]

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on Generational change Alan Sexton 11/12/2024
Federal Politics Heroes and Champions History Sydney

PM challenges counterculture activists

Prime Minister Scott Morrison correctly points out that the victims of settlement in the NSW colony were the Irish. (History cops a big bash, 22/1). The King had issued a […]

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on PM challenges counterculture activists Alan Sexton 11/12/2024
Condolences Heroes and Champions Law and Order

World needs  forgiveness

Reverend Michael Jensen opines on an interesting perspective of judgment and whether we should berate “sinners” around us from the high moral ground of our soap-boxes in the media, or […]

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on World needs  forgiveness Alan Sexton 11/12/2024
Celebrity International Affairs Medicine Parramatta NSW

Divine reward

Whether miracles are done either by the hand of God, the probability of fate or whimsically happen because some are lucky, the salvation of four young Australians and two Indonesians […]

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on Divine reward Alan Sexton 11/12/2024
NSW Politics Someone behaving badly

Patience wears thin

While we delight in seeing our politicians swear on the Bible or the Koran to serve us, honour our public institutions and forever be a good citizen, MP Taylor Martin […]

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on Patience wears thin Alan Sexton 11/12/2024
History International Affairs

Benedict’s message

As the deep-pitched tower bells in the churches lamented the depressing news that former Pope Benedict XVI had died, it was surely only a matter of time before a discussion […]

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on Benedict’s message Alan Sexton 11/12/2024
Federal Politics International Affairs Law and Order Sydney

Fundraiser tough sell for returning ISIS brides

The repatriation of ISIS brides and their children has caused much angst across Australia, with Western Sydney mayors Ned Mannoun and Frank Carbone objecting to their backyards being used as […]

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on Fundraiser tough sell for returning ISIS brides Alan Sexton 11/12/2024
Federal Politics Humour

Keneally’s pitch  to  the  faithful

Liberal Party acolyte Zaya Toma does harm to the relationship of church and state as he muses on the integrity of Kristina Keneally’s soul. While Noah’s flood could not have […]

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on Keneally’s pitch  to  the  faithful Alan Sexton 11/12/2024
Humour NSW Politics

Hauntingly good decision

At a time when much TAFE land is sold across NSW, we must acclaim NSW Premier Dominic Perrottet for recycling the Glebe morgue into an ambulance superstation. (Morgue to gain […]

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on Hauntingly good decision Alan Sexton 11/12/2024

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