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Meaty issue
Federal Politics Humour International Affairs

Meaty issue

I guess we must all wish Special Minister of State and Trade Minister Don Farrell better luck with his open-door offer to solve the Green’s internal battles after failing poorly […]

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on Meaty issue Alan Sexton 21/10/2026
Value of space
Heroes and Champions International Affairs

Value of space

Any advertiser would surely attest that one must spend money in order to make money. The high profile exploration of space is no exception. A joint government investment of $100m […]

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on Value of space Alan Sexton 15/10/2026
Citizens tire of hollow accolades
Humour International Affairs Social Media Someone behaving badly

Citizens tire of hollow accolades

British PM Benjamin Disraeli is right to say that “we all like flattery, but when it comes to royalty, lay it on with a trowel”. Replacing federal ministers with ‘royalty’, […]

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on Citizens tire of hollow accolades Alan Sexton 03/10/2026
UK opens old wounds
History International Affairs

UK opens old wounds

News that former neo-Nazi anti-Semite Joshua Bonehill-Paine has been preselected in the UK for a council seat at the upcoming local government elections in 2027 might set alarm bells ringing […]

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on UK opens old wounds Alan Sexton 07/08/2026
Digging up the past
Heroes and Champions International Affairs Science

Digging up the past

Many people with a love of the great outdoors are usually those wonderful, boisterous types, obsessed with sport, fitness and travel. However, the champions currently generating international headlines about Queensland’s […]

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on Digging up the past Alan Sexton 29/07/2026
Deadly menace
International Affairs Someone behaving badly

Deadly menace

Although school shootings in the US have reflected for a long time the maladapted neuroplasticity in the teenage brain, itself sometimes incapable of balancing patient logic against a torrent of […]

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on Deadly menace Alan Sexton 21/05/2026
Federal Politics International Affairs

Confused role

Often the vital interests of average Australians are quite separate from the international agenda of globalists. Those globalists are historically intent on free trade, the shifting of manufacturing jobs to […]

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on Confused role Alan Sexton 19/05/2026
International Affairs President Donald Trump

Mid East’s dire strait

Many of the Middle East states might have thought hosting US bases offered wartime security and guaranteed safety from invasion. With an unremitting reign of Iran’s ballistic terror across the […]

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on Mid East’s dire strait Alan Sexton 18/05/2026
International Affairs

EU deal for a reason

 I hope I’m not cynical but what a wonderful surprise it was for the President of the European Commission, Ursula von der Leyen to leave Europe to personally sign a […]

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on EU deal for a reason Alan Sexton 26/03/2026
Federal Politics International Affairs President Donald Trump

NATO, what’s it good for?

US President Donald Trump is right to complain about the “all talk and no action” of his NATO allies, who are unfortunately bridled domestically with large Middle Eastern populations, leading […]

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on NATO, what’s it good for? Alan Sexton 19/03/2026

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