The philosophy of karma is surely demonstrated this month in some decisions of our new Premier Chris Minns with stinging, yet deserved consequences. Karma specifically punishes us for past errors […]
Read MoreUN send off cheered
News that Premier Dominic Perrottet has refused access to NSW’s prisons to the highly politicised UN must be applauded. (UN prison inspectors jet out in a big huff, 24/10). If […]
Read MoreFurther from peace
Many might recall the outbreak of celebrations in the West Bank and Gaza after the 911 attack in New York. A similar celebration occurred across the world last year after […]
Read MoreAssange should be free
As the High Court in London decided to allow Julian Assange to appeal his extradition, the question must be asked why he should be held in maximum security. Sentenced in […]
Read MoreSunglasses seem shady
Author Howard Rheingold was prophetic when observing that: “We are moving rapidly into a world in which the spying machinery is built into every object we encounter.” The boldness of […]
Read MoreZuckerberg has form
With hopefully rotten egg all over his face, CEO of Facebook Mark Zuckerberg has cast his lot and must now bear the consequences. (Lose quality and lose cash – editorial, […]
Read MoreUnsocial media
Eye-popping testimony from Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg is of major concern for every Australian user of the platform. Initially pretending to be oblivious to the tracking software “Centra”, Zuckerberg eventually […]
Read MoreTech giants’ influence under the microscope
Well-read followers of The Daily Telegraph will be in no doubt that Facebook and Twitter are about to be put to the sword. (Social media finds its limit — Editorial, […]
Read MoreSwim coach shows his objectivity
It is wrong that swim coach Michael Palfrey was thrown under a bus for reflecting the international ideals of the Olympic movement (“‘Traitor’ coach to stay on”, DT, 26/7). Excellence, […]
Read MoreNew golf era packers a punch
Golfing fans can truly celebrate success at Adelaide’s Grange inaugural Saudi-financed LIV competition on the weekend. (Gooch Living on edge, 24/4). The issue of Saudi Arabian human rights should not […]
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