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Federal Politics International Affairs Someone behaving badly

Don’t be distracted

Thirteen was certainly an unlucky number for PM Anthony Albanese in Wednesday’s Daily Telegraph when all 13 letter writers were savagely scathing on his stand recognising Palestine (Letters, DT, 13/8). […]

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on Don’t be distracted Alan Sexton 14/08/2025
Federal Politics Social Media

ALBO’S STAND OVER GOOGLE MAKES SENSE

Social media companies have been given every chance to independently measure the impact of their various platforms on the quality of life for children and to adopt necessary measures to […]

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on ALBO’S STAND OVER GOOGLE MAKES SENSE Alan Sexton 29/07/2025
Federal Politics International Affairs

Wong’s wrong on Iran

. There is no doubt that great wartime leaders are almost a different species to those who rule the great democracies in peacetime (“Nothing but weakness from our lady of […]

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on Wong’s wrong on Iran Alan Sexton 17/06/2025
Federal Politics International Affairs Kevin Rudd Malcolm Turnbull President Donald Trump

Politics of spite

With the latest monthly trade deficit for the US estimated to be cut in half at $66bn, while inflation has been unexpectedly reduced to about 2.3 per cent, it seems […]

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on Politics of spite Alan Sexton 08/06/2025
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Teals sinking

Oh what a difference an election makes! With talk of extending their numbers in the federal parliament and arrogantly holding the balance of power, the Teals are fortunately now doomed […]

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on Teals sinking Alan Sexton 27/05/2025
Federal Politics Someone behaving badly

Firing on all cylinders

Firing on all cylinders Joe Hildebrand is certainly firing on all cylinders as he evokes a savage storm of literary thunderbolts on the heads of the political corpses of the […]

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on Firing on all cylinders Alan Sexton 12/05/2025
Teen brings out our best
Federal Politics International Affairs Sport

Teen brings out our best

Peter Dutton’s demise was due to a number of factors but perhaps his commitment to harshly restricting immigration was resented personally by many migrant voters across the nation. As citizens […]

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on Teen brings out our best Alan Sexton 09/05/2025
Federal Politics Labor Party Parramatta NSW

Labor hurting Labor

A mature Australian voting public tolerates parachuting of candidates into electorates when exceptional leaders are popular, inspire hope, prove preferable to competing local party members and bring leadership expertise to […]

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on Labor hurting Labor Alan Sexton 30/04/2025
Federal Politics Labor Party Liberal Party Someone behaving badly

Easy does it

Recounting the divisiveness of politics and the avid insistence of self righteousness on all sides of the political chasm both here and in the US, David Penberthy is right to […]

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on Easy does it Alan Sexton 13/04/2025
Federal Politics

LACKLUSTRE LEADERSHIP IS TROUBLING

Energy Minister Chris Bowen and Prime Minister Anthony Albanese. The mocking tribute to our political elite in the best editorial of the year should be mandatory reading (“Here’s to our […]

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on LACKLUSTRE LEADERSHIP IS TROUBLING Alan Sexton 11/04/2025

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