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Truth and light
Federal Politics Someone behaving badly

Truth and light

Andrew Bolt has brought a modicum of sanity to the issues raised by the assault on MP Helen Haines and correctly called out the Left side of politics for their […]

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on Truth and light Alan Sexton 23/10/2026
Meaty issue
Federal Politics Humour International Affairs

Meaty issue

I guess we must all wish Special Minister of State and Trade Minister Don Farrell better luck with his open-door offer to solve the Green’s internal battles after failing poorly […]

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on Meaty issue Alan Sexton 21/10/2026
Push to limit free speech dangerous
Federal Politics Someone behaving badly

Push to limit free speech dangerous

Australia is at a crossroads, and the Albanese government’s legislation seeking to limit free speech must be universally condemned (“Big sister will watch everything you say now”, Vikki Campion, 17/10). […]

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on Push to limit free speech dangerous Alan Sexton 19/10/2026
Shining passion
Federal Politics Someone behaving badly

Shining passion

People don’t accidentally become leaders of their party. Popular among fellow MPs and having a credible track record, the calibre of leadership required must surely be superlative by any standards. […]

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on Shining passion Alan Sexton 17/10/2026
Federal Politics

Living in ivory tower

Pushing the class division fables of the politics of envy in the 2019 federal election, Labor opposition leader Bill Shorten certainly suffered pride before the fall after attacking the “top […]

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on Living in ivory tower Alan Sexton 05/10/2026
No value in insults
Federal Politics Someone behaving badly

No value in insults

Correspondent Graham Forsaith (“Give me a break, Pauline”, Letters, 17/9), is right to reiterate that denigrating other cultures because we think we are smarter is foolish. He corrects Pauline Hanson […]

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on No value in insults Alan Sexton 18/09/2026
Droning on about lack of security
Federal Politics Military

Droning on about lack of security

Seeking to sell the Parramatta Lancer Barracks and the Victoria Barracks in Sydney, I guess the Albanese Government might as well sell off all our airbases too if it isn’t […]

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on Droning on about lack of security Alan Sexton 14/08/2026
Getting Jack of the plan
Federal Politics Humour Uncategorized

Getting Jack of the plan

Oh no! Before you can say Jack Robinson, the Australian Manufacturing Workers Union is trying to redesign our Aussie flag, encouraging the best part to “hit the road, Jack”. (Letters, […]

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on Getting Jack of the plan Alan Sexton 24/07/2026
Soggy saga for Libs
Federal Politics Humour

Soggy saga for Libs

Keeping his head above water after being unexpectedly thrown overboard, Liberal MP Tony Pasin’s young staffer is  fortunately back on course and fit to serve for another day. (MP in […]

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on Soggy saga for Libs Alan Sexton 18/07/2026
PM must look to past
Federal Politics

PM must look to past

I often feel sorry for inadequate personalities who carelessly lust after political leadership, only to be confronted by a myriad of confounding variables which complicate decision making on matters of […]

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on PM must look to past Alan Sexton 15/07/2026

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