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Cutting tobacco crime
Law and Order Medicine Science

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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on Cutting tobacco crime Alan Sexton 28/08/2026
Digging up the past
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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
Humour Science

Free power faux pas

Seemingly solar-powered, Energy Minister Chris Bowen might be up to his eyeballs believing all things emanating from the religion of climate change with its fanciful impact on a world widely […]

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on Free power faux pas Alan Sexton 06/11/2025
NO DOUBT OF IT, TEENAGER IS ALL HEART
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NO DOUBT OF IT, TEENAGER IS ALL HEART

With a lion-like Javier Milei haircut, shiny tinsel glint in his eyes and looking for a whole heart, Aussie teenager James Thornton is our very own Wizard of Oz as […]

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on NO DOUBT OF IT, TEENAGER IS ALL HEART Alan Sexton 25/10/2025
International Affairs Science

Down to earth

Some might be surprised that President Donald Trump this week focused on a rare earth procurement agreement with the Australian government while he has highlighted the limited benefit of solar […]

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on Down to earth Alan Sexton 24/10/2025
Federal Politics Science Someone behaving badly

Economic rules apply

Congratulations to the Albanese Labor Government for correctly asserting that battery manufacturer Energy Renaissance was indeed a “trailblazer of the future”, but in a different context as it went into […]

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on Economic rules apply Alan Sexton 18/08/2025
Science

That sinking feeling

After Joe Hildebrand showed how the left had infiltrated universities in his article on Tuesday (“Decolonising dentistry puts the bite on taxpayer”, DT, 18/3) and showed they were wasting money […]

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on That sinking feeling Alan Sexton 20/03/2025
Heroes and Champions Natural Disasters Science

Survival skills lauded

Hadi Nazari has a miraculous story to tell about his two week disappearance in the Australian bush, climaxing with his discovery by other hikers. Maintaining hydration, keeping clothes dry and […]

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on Survival skills lauded Alan Sexton 10/01/2025
Law and Order Science

Cunneen’s crusade

Having recently read Margaret Cunneen’s autobiography, The Boxing Butterly, it seems she wrote it too soon as she now embarks on a long overdue crusade to introduce thiopentone (sodium pentobarbitone) […]

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on Cunneen’s crusade Alan Sexton 20/12/2024
Law and Order Science Someone behaving badly

How many lives  were ruined at his hands ?

While no judge’s gavel will echo sharply across a hushed NSW courtroom to bring justice finally upon the eastern suburb’s serial rapist Keith Simms, much applause should be paraded on […]

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on How many lives  were ruined at his hands ? Alan Sexton 19/12/2024

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