NRL officials were 100 percent correct to initially omit the national anthem from State of Origin games (Origin of a back flip, 30/10). They were right, but for the wrong […]
Read MoreLet’s help get them back to Oz
With 26,000 Australians stranded overseas due to reduced commercial flights and our limited airport quotas, unreasonable blame is being attributed (Please bring us back home, 17/9). While Prime Minister Scott […]
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Our social fabric being torn apart
No spectacular headline would suitably encompass the heroism of valiant Sydney-sider Jarrod Hawkins as he rescued four children from an incendiary deathtrap at his neighbor’s home on Sunday morning. (In […]
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Only one winner
Having watched much of the Bruce Lehrmann versus Channel 10 case in the public gallery of the Federal Court, I am compelled to note that observations made by the Telegraph’s […]
Read MoreRough road ahead
While the world might choose to translate the term “zero emissions” as avoiding releasing carbon dioxide into the atmosphere, increasingly it is equating to zero electricity security and zero money […]
Read MoreSpender wants space
We may all wonder what’s in the water in Canberra as elected politicians receive all available party help before an election only to betray all commitments afterwards as the independents’ […]
Read MoreDangerous hypocrisy
While I will always be a fierce advocate for freedom of expression (and uncensored letters to the editor), the ideas being expressed should not be foolish nor blatantly hypocritical. Blockade […]
Read MoreBetter investment ideas
NSW senator Andrew Bragg is right to criticise the management of industry superannuation funds which are being used to splurge on political campaigns rather than sticking to investments to boost […]
Read MorePassion’s win over politics
Nimbin bushfire evacuee Ginger O’Brien eloquently put the case against politicians point scoring while the state burns. (Nimbin evacuees unleash on Labor circus 13/11). Nothing can fire-up human passions more […]
Read MoreCoronation and kerfuffle over King Charles
As the brilliantly linguistic Peta Credlin again lays out the case for maintaining our links with King and country, it seems the same sad panoply of try-hards continue their forlorn […]
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