NSW Origin coach Brad Fittler extols the virtues of leadership as he stands by Jarome Luai, a player who’s skills are 100 per cent on field and, I believe, 0 […]
Read MoreKeep Westmead faith
Having once worked at Westmead Hospital for more than 30 years and witnessing many of the world advances made by this marvellous institution, the people of Sydney must not have […]
Read MoreRoe ruling a win for democracy
James Morrow is correct to offer such a clear perspective on the recent ruling of the US Supreme Court, reversing an error after 49 years (The fight for right to […]
Read MoreCovid is the new terrorism
No words can console the grief of those whose sons died in the rugged battlefields of Afghanistan. The victory of the Taliban has completely eroded the last faint consolation that […]
Read MoreThe polls could well be wrong again
Excellence in journalism compounds the imprimatur of credibility and reliability on the masthead publishers of the best newspapers in the world. As a modern-day Joan of Arc, Miranda Devine has […]
Read MoreJames nails the Games
What a champion is 28-year-old James Turner, world record setter and Paralympic gold medal winner (“Games fever strikes our world beater”, DT, 5/9). Ranked T36, implying some asymmetry to his […]
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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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A champion of the news
While regular letter writers are often regaled when falling off this mortal perch, (a rare instance when the pen was not mightier than the sword), it is certainly appropriate for […]
Read MoreTech that saves lives
While Hollywood actors Ben Affleck, George Clooney and Val Kilmer are just a few of the many stars to play Batman in movies, there was something far more convincing 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 […]
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