While the grass is always greener on the other side, one might wonder if that proved true on Tuesday as Malcolm Turnbull and Bob Carr caught up in Hyde Park. […]
Read MoreFarewell Malcolm
With imperial self-righteousness, forlorn scribe and one-time PM Malcolm Turnbull has etched his valued musings with a very barbed quill indeed. His depleted followers and ABC acolytes will earnestly salivate […]
Read MoreMelbourne v Sydney
As this festival of frivolity proceeds in the annual media silly season, it might be a surprise to the world that Melbourne beat Sydney at something! (“Melbourne a tourist trap”, […]
Read MoreWarren at his best
Congratulations on a brilliantly argued case against the vacuous anti-vaxxers. (Don’t let ill-informed turn you off vaccine, 13/12). I keep wondering why their misleading comments are considered newsworthy. Anti-vaxxers are […]
Read MoreFlawed logic on Libs
As an outside observer of Liberal Party politics, the waffling of NSW vice-president Mary-Lou Jarvis appears to be a marvellous concoction of statistics, cleverly manicured through the prism of self […]
Read MoreSauce a bottler
The excellent review of state politics by The Sauce deserves praise (ST, 24/10). Great to see Western Sydney minister Stuart Ayres earning his salary being everywhere. Jealous colleagues might learn […]
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Economic haircut
As Argentina contends to remain the second-largest economy in South America, its new president Javier Milei is prescribing some tough love to fix the national balance sheet. (“Chainsaw time, Milei […]
Read MoreStudy to state the obvious
Oh to be a fly on the wall at the market research agency, tasked with evaluating the public’s attitude to signage around speed cameras (Candid claptrap about cameras, 24/5). After […]
Read MoreOz Day pub ban on nose
As predictable as clockwork, do-gooder ideologues are woken from their morbid dole-grabbing activist existences to protest their flavour-of-the-month causes, now unfortunately targeting Australia Day. The woke nonsense about our great […]
Read MoreSpain could learn from Oz approach
While the “rain in Spain falls mainly on the plain”, the post-flood mud (and a good dose of crowd indignation) was heaped squarely on regal shoulders during protests after Valencia’s […]
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