No injustice of greater proportions has surely been reported than the sacking of ACT primary school principal Janelle Rowe (“Teacher adrift for ‘Purple’ day stand”, DT, 8/9). What a shame […]
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More male teachers needed as role models
NSW Premier Chris Minns is right to launch a discussion on the potential for schools to solve the problems unearthed as boys were accused of rape across Sydney, but the […]
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Cutting tobacco crime
For many years, Dr Simon Chapman and other commentators have waged a public war on cigarettes, bemoaning their effect on human pathology including vascular destruction and horrific lung cancers. (“Cut […]
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Peptides a problem we must stop
Every effort must be made to address the foolish self-administration of poisonous peptides among our youth. (“PEP talk cops a jab”, DT,17/8). (“Doctors trump influencers”, 17/8). Ironically popular in bodybuilding […]
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Standing up for what’s right : brave
Bondi Beach victim Arsen Ostrowski never appeared on the popular TV show Survivor, but he would most probably have won if he had, as his brilliant articulation in the Daily […]
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Time to change tack
ASTO boss Mike Burgess offers valuable insights into the confounding challenges of radical Islamic terrorism and rightly celebrates the success of his agency in smashing clandestine plotters before their murderous […]
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Years of pain
We surely feel collective sympathy for young police arriving at crime scenes of unspeakable gore, only to be traumatised forever by human savagery expressed in godless violence for seemingly incomprehensible […]
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Justice crucial
Migration without integration has clearly created a two-tiered society in the UK, unleashing on-the-ground conflict that saw 19-year-old Henry Nowak die because of a dangerous Sikh cultural entitlement letting them […]
Read MoreExplanation for decision must follow
While the US constitution differs significantly from our own, the pattern of “the separation of powers” is a well known similarity. Acting as a brake, the judiciary functions independently to […]
Read MoreRough justice
Many Sydneysiders would be appalled by the bashing of four prison officers by an inmate in a low security prison in February (“Sickies on cards after guard walkout chaos”, DT,31/10). […]
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