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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

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
History NSW Politics

Values shared by many

Name-calling left-wingers are allowed to have their say, but they do need to ensure they are not painting themselves into a corner. (The right of religious belief without fear of […]

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on Values shared by many Alan Sexton 11/12/2024
Celebrity Parramatta NSW

Expectations too great

Thankfully, not many jobs allow dismissal for first-time marital infidelity. (Forgive me fans, for I have strayed, 7/11). While penitent Pastor Carl Lentz has admitted a dalliance outside his marriage, […]

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on Expectations too great Alan Sexton 11/12/2024
Condolences Law and Order

Heavens above

It is very sad that the death of Mejid Hamzy was not conveyed to his incarcerated brother before being broadcast on TV. His lawyer’s depiction of the slain Mejid as […]

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on Heavens above Alan Sexton 11/12/2024
History Local Politics Parramatta NSW

Educational debate

The letters (27/8) attacking Miranda Devine’s informative viewpoint (Parramatta school go woke, will they go broke? 26/8) failed to undermine her. The Second Vatican Council is used to justify the […]

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on Educational debate Alan Sexton 11/12/2024
Covid 19 Law and Order NSW Politics

Communal times not for the faithful

While Jesus’s first miracle turned water into wine, I doubt Archbishop Anthony Fisher really wants churches and pubs treated the same. (Churches praying to be treated like pubs, 28/5). The […]

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on Communal times not for the faithful Alan Sexton 11/12/2024
Covid 19 Sport

With God on their side

The NRL has invoked “force majeure” to contractually protect itself, claiming that the COVID-19 pandemic is an act of God. (NRL claims Act of God wrecked the season, 11/4). It […]

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on With God on their side Alan Sexton 11/12/2024
Celebrity Sydney

Learn to give quietly

Although Xmas is the season for giving, the New Testament advises us to give to the poor anonymously, ensuring we get God’s reward in the next life rather than man’s […]

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on Learn to give quietly Alan Sexton 11/12/2024

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