Congratulations on your amazing “we told you so” editorial about the Australian Government wanting to spy on us. (“Great story. You read it here first”, ST, 23/2). Empowering the Australian […]
Read MoreKnow-it-all syndrome widespread
The analysis of opinion sharing by Dr Justin Coulson should be mandatory reading in the “conditions of use” for all users of social media (Everybody is an expert, 13/1). Preconceived […]
Read MoreA plea for good manners
The melodrama around Vernon Unsworth suing Elon Musk offers lessons to all social media users. (Elon Musk found not liable, Online 7/12). While well-intentioned, Musk’s offer to supply a mini […]
Read MoreDisturbing lessons in online chat
Excellent reporting in The Daily Telegraph about what could be seen as inappropriate relationships outside the classroom. (“Teachers cross the line: Lessons in sleaze”, 17/1). The facts of the story […]
Read MorePollies must read the news
Friday’s editorial summed up brilliantly why Malcolm is no longer Prime Minister – without mentioning his name once. (Tele talks and leaders listen” 23/11). Political parties are truly out of […]
Read MoreQuarantined
I’m bewildered why MP Craig Kelly attempts to win the hydroxychloroquine (HCQ) debate in the obviously partisan Facebook pages of chief censor Mark Zuckerberg. (Kelly’s last post, 17/2). The debate […]
Read MoreVital health warning
Rarely in media stories will our vulnerability be front and centre, like our very own front-page headline in The Telegraph for the whole world to ponder than the warnings about […]
Read MoreWarren pulls a rabbit
As Australia battles the uncensored Twitter war with the amateurs from the Chinese Communist Party, the discerning observer might be a little disappointed with the opening salvo from Beijing. To […]
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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Irwin could well be the next James Bond
Well done to The Daily Telegraph’s creativity department for the provocative proposition that Rodert Irwin should give the James Bond role some serious consideration. (“I’ve got licence to thrill,” 1/12). […]
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