While Opposition leaders rarely set the agenda and are very much the plaything of the government of the day, the metamorphosis into Prime Minister can be done with eye-opening revelation […]
Read MorePlaudits down the line
Many Australians might share my disgust with the entitled tennis players of the world bemoaning our border security and COVID-19 quarantine (Aces Rafa and Serena back Oz iso-rules, 28/1). Forewarned, […]
Read MoreBetter late than never: not with COVID
Your commentary on the management of COVID biosecurity deserves praise. The outstanding media surveillance of ridiculous lapses in basic procedures may be lifesaving. (Latest lapse a big worry, 24/12). Complacency […]
Read MoreShips rescue mission the right move
I expect that many Sydney siders share my discomfort with the state’s management of six passenger liners in our coastal waters. (Plea to save our souls, 1/4). Treated as lepers, […]
Read MoreBali nine knew the risks
The no-nonsense approach to drug trafficking by the Indonesian government has certainly been effective, sending every possible disincentive to drug mules and their bosses. Lessons surely might be learnt here […]
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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 […]
Read MoreBest of luck, Lula
With the new year ushering in a new Brazilian president – albeit a recycled one in Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva – much optimism is felt by the 215 million […]
Read MoreStars are seeing the light
Little doubt all Aussies would warmly welcome the influx of Hollywood stardom as more and more screen legends materialise at Mascot. (Matt soars as he loves life in the Harbour […]
Read MoreChina has no right to attack our free press
News that China considers our uncensored free media as the cause of deteriorating international relations is alarming (China’s panda-hug rant, 3/3). Perhaps a free press in mainland China might more […]
Read MoreThe polls could well be wrong again
Excellence in journalism compounds the imprimatur of credibility and reliability on the masthead publishers of the best newspapers in the world. As a modern-day Joan of Arc, Miranda Devine has […]
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