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History International Affairs President Donald Trump

Pessimism over peace

Senior policy analyst Allon Lee is right to question the permanency of Middle East peace, its meaning and exactly what “saving this region” means. (“Have Trump and Israel saved the […]

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on Pessimism over peace Alan Sexton 27/06/2025
Federal Politics International Affairs

Wong’s wrong on Iran

. There is no doubt that great wartime leaders are almost a different species to those who rule the great democracies in peacetime (“Nothing but weakness from our lady of […]

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on Wong’s wrong on Iran Alan Sexton 17/06/2025
Federal Politics International Affairs Kevin Rudd Malcolm Turnbull President Donald Trump

Politics of spite

With the latest monthly trade deficit for the US estimated to be cut in half at $66bn, while inflation has been unexpectedly reduced to about 2.3 per cent, it seems […]

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on Politics of spite Alan Sexton 08/06/2025
International Affairs Medicine President Donald Trump

Shelve personal abuse

It is critical both in Australia and among our Western allies that the foundation of our democracies be strenuously preserved with elements of free speech, an independent press and a […]

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on Shelve personal abuse Alan Sexton 21/05/2025
History International Affairs Law and Order

Freedom of thought

With prison overcrowding a global problem, perhaps it’s time for a global solution. (“Bailed”, DT, 15/5). While history is known for repeating itself and opportunity knocks more than once, I […]

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on Freedom of thought Alan Sexton 17/05/2025
NEW POPE HAS RIGHT CREDENTIALS
Celebrity Heroes and Champions History International Affairs

NEW POPE HAS RIGHT CREDENTIALS

Understanding seven languages, working for 20 years as an Augustine missionary and later archbishop in Chiclayo, Peru, a diocese sounding very like his home town of Chicago, Robert Prevost stands […]

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on NEW POPE HAS RIGHT CREDENTIALS Alan Sexton 11/05/2025
Teen brings out our best
Federal Politics International Affairs Sport

Teen brings out our best

Peter Dutton’s demise was due to a number of factors but perhaps his commitment to harshly restricting immigration was resented personally by many migrant voters across the nation. As citizens […]

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on Teen brings out our best Alan Sexton 09/05/2025
Heroes and Champions History International Affairs

No fuss Pope Francis

Perhaps only in regaling the dead are we sufficiently circumspect and emotively staid, where our capacity to succinctly celebrate the life and times of the deceased becomes therapeutic and comforting […]

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on No fuss Pope Francis Alan Sexton 24/04/2025
International Affairs Local Politics NSW Politics

ODD REQUEST BY COUNCIL FOR MONEY

One might expect that a city council with multicultural ties will occasionally publicly express opinions about foreign homelands but such talk should be cheap and not involve magnanimous donations of […]

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on ODD REQUEST BY COUNCIL FOR MONEY Alan Sexton 06/04/2025
History International Affairs Military President Donald Trump

Ukraine knows it has a friend Down Under

Writing brilliantly in Friday’s The Daily Telegraph, Ukrainian ambassador to Australia, Vasyl Myroshnychenko shows his diplomatic skills, setting a tone of reconciliation and foresight as he considers the possibility of […]

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on Ukraine knows it has a friend Down Under Alan Sexton 15/03/2025

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