While the old swamp lands of Homebush might have had its share of billabongs in its time, the women’s national soccer team, the Matildas were certainly dancing to a superior […]
Read MoreDifferent alarm bells ringing about origin
Full marks to the Telegraph for its brilliant front page segue on Wednesday and Thursday, redefining ‘origin’, changing sports and modestly exhibiting a Benedict Arnold perception of loyalty. (They’re simply […]
Read MoreThis field of dreams can be a big hit
Three cheers to Anthony Field for relaunching his career in the entertainment industry by seeking to own a team in the best game on the planet. (It’s the buy of […]
Read MoreParking political loyalties
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 […]
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