It’s a coincidence that the last time events in Nottingham made history with feuding royal brothers was in the time of Robin Hood when the petulant Prince John undermined his […]
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Truth and light
Andrew Bolt has brought a modicum of sanity to the issues raised by the assault on MP Helen Haines and correctly called out the Left side of politics for their […]
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Push to limit free speech dangerous
Australia is at a crossroads, and the Albanese government’s legislation seeking to limit free speech must be universally condemned (“Big sister will watch everything you say now”, Vikki Campion, 17/10). […]
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Shining passion
People don’t accidentally become leaders of their party. Popular among fellow MPs and having a credible track record, the calibre of leadership required must surely be superlative by any standards. […]
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Citizens tire of hollow accolades
British PM Benjamin Disraeli is right to say that “we all like flattery, but when it comes to royalty, lay it on with a trowel”. Replacing federal ministers with ‘royalty’, […]
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No value in insults
Correspondent Graham Forsaith (“Give me a break, Pauline”, Letters, 17/9), is right to reiterate that denigrating other cultures because we think we are smarter is foolish. He corrects Pauline Hanson […]
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Apology just adds insult to injury
While William Shakespeare’s Taming of the Shrew eventually resulted in heroine Katharine Minolta gaining insight through humility into the natural order of 16th century family life, 21st century Grace Tame’s apology to […]
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Purple Day call unjust
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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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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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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