The Sunday Telegraph must immediately check for escape clauses in correspondent James Weir’s contract, least he be lured away by Channel 7 executives after his brilliant writing. (ST, 12/3). While […]
Read MoreSolomon Islands treachery
In a smiling bear-hug with PM Anthony Albanese, Solomon Islands PM Manasseh Sogavare has too wide a definition of family yet a poor definition of loyalty. (Leaders embrace tensions over […]
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Parody’s not easy for the unfunny
Un-photoshopped Magda Szubanski hopefully celebrated her 60th birthday re-reading the rules of literary parody and how to stay funny. (Magda walks back tweet, 14/4). Only after poking fun at ourselves […]
Read MorePerfectly framed
With biting humor leaving our ribs sore from laughing, Telegraph cartoonist Warren Brown knows no bounds with his irreverence toward the billowing self importance of Kevin Rudd. (Why the cost […]
Read MoreGive ’em another day off
I was crushed to read The Daily Telegraph has called into question the validity of the state bank holiday for thousands of employees and I feel compelled to contradict your […]
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Story choc-full of holes
Ebullient entertainer, comedian and all-round good guy Joel Creasey has only got better post-Covid, beaming off the Telegraph’s pages. (My Kylie choc shock, 15/2). With the iconic Kylie Minogue actually […]
Read MorePollies running wild
It must be a cause of serious concern when elected officials use parliamentary resources to threaten to sue each other when problems they should be solving remain ignored. (Latham, Hazzard […]
Read MoreJust think about the planet
While not deliberate comedy, your headline (Clap Trap, 15/1) is surely the best story of the week. Avoiding condoms has long been a pro-life catch cry, but not for issues […]
Read MoreBlow for noisy machines
Just as the world appears to be becoming a very glum place indeed with the Ukraine war thundering on and Sydney’s gangland murders continuing to dominate our headlines, the Telegraph […]
Read MoreHistory repeats itself
Unfortunate French Queen Marie Antoinette added a historical element to a Sotheby’s auction yesterday when her pearl and diamond pendant sold for $44 million. (Buyers lose their heads at jewel […]
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