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Federal Politics President Donald Trump

New approach in US

Tennessee media identity Clay Travis has cleverly identified the failings of government as he writes that US President Trump operates at the speed of business while the Democrats operate at […]

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on New approach in US Alan Sexton 06/02/2025
Federal Politics Liberal Party The Voice Referendum

In Mundine’s corner

Sound political judgement must be part of a candidate’s track record, reflecting a reliable character which has been tested by life’s challenges and not found wanting. In such a context, […]

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on In Mundine’s corner Alan Sexton 14/01/2025
Boris Johnston Federal Politics Labor Party Someone behaving badly

Campaign contortions

A $7.2bn program to rebuild Queensland’s Bruce Highway is long overdue and should be matched immediately by the Opposition parties (“Snapping at the press is no way to win elections”, […]

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on Campaign contortions Alan Sexton 08/01/2025
Federal Politics International Affairs Someone behaving badly

Jewish people deserve backing of majority

In this season, as we celebrate the birth (in the line of King David) of Jesus of Nazareth, no one in the entire world will argue that the Son of […]

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on Jewish people deserve backing of majority Alan Sexton 06/01/2025
Federal Politics Heroes and Champions Law and Order Medicine

When former leader talks we should listen 2024-12-29

As PM during the Lindt Cafe crisis and his personal involvement with the Rural Fire Service, few leaders could possibly hold a candle to Tony Abbott when he prognosticates on […]

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on When former leader talks we should listen 2024-12-29 Alan Sexton 06/01/2025
Federal Politics International Affairs Law and Order Someone behaving badly Sydney

A cheerful dose of common sense

In wishing fellow letter writers, Telegraph staff and readers a Happy New Year, I’m appreciative of the kind acknowledgments of writer GPB (DT, 12/12) when he extolled the mission statement […]

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on A cheerful dose of common sense Alan Sexton 06/01/2025
Federal Politics Law and Order Steve Christou

No word on suburban gang wars

Across hundreds of thousands of people and multiple federal electorates in Western Sydney, the scourge of familial and tribal bikie violence in the gangland drug wars remains a constant threat […]

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on No word on suburban gang wars Alan Sexton 19/12/2024
Drug Testing at Music Festivals Federal Politics Law and Order

The silent majority view

John Partridge correctly applauds the Singapore solution to drug trafficking in his excellent letter. (We’re fighting a losing battle on drugs, 21/5). With a constant torrent of drug-user deaths in […]

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on The silent majority view Alan Sexton 19/12/2024
Federal Politics Someone behaving badly

Top secret homework

For many of us in the professions, it must be common to spend long hours at home preparing talks, presentations and other activities, which improve our work performance. For hard-working […]

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on Top secret homework Alan Sexton 19/12/2024
Federal Politics Social Media Someone behaving badly

Don’t spy on us

Congratulations on your amazing “we told you so” editorial about the Australian Government wanting to spy on us. (“Great story. You read it here first”, ST, 23/2). Empowering the Australian […]

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on Don’t spy on us Alan Sexton 19/12/2024

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