As European countries have cracked down on free speech and many have found themselves imprisoned for Facebook posts, it is timely indeed that here in Australia Joe Hildebrand offers excellent […]
Read MoreCarr’s weird skills
While we might all be guilty of self-prescribing a myriad of multi-purpose herbs and spices (mostly doing ourselves no harm), one must be appalled by the most recent health utterances […]
Read MoreTell the protesters
As an estimated 400,000 people flooded Hostage Square in Tel Aviv, similar celebrations occurred across Gaza and the Arab world, but protesters in Sydney seemed affronted that the war had […]
Read MoreTwo state delusion
With 151 of the 193 UN affiliated nations already recognising the state of Palestine and ignoring the 1933 Montevideo criteria for statehood, much of the current hysteria about Australia’s idiotic […]
Read MoreCareful out there Greta
As activist-at-large and all-round media-hog Greta Thunberg finds her Freedom Flotilla under attack from unwelcome night flares, she perhaps ought be grateful that she is in relatively safe Tunisian waters […]
Read MoreNot much changes
What a shame that modern day mathematics and our understanding of the three dimensional elliptical orbits reduces all the fabulous mythology and superstitions of the past to inane storytelling. Or […]
Read MoreSovereign citizens
Lucy Zelic is right to identify that there was widespread community dissatisfaction during the Covid pandemic, especially among those ordered to enforce the health mandates within the police force (“Sovereign […]
Read MoreVisa ban a poor move
It is appallingly hypocritical for Home Affairs Minister Tony Burke to cancel the visa of Israeli politician Simcha Rothman on the eve of his Australian tour (“Ban on Israeli MP […]
Read MoreEconomic 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 […]
Read MoreDon’t be distracted
Thirteen was certainly an unlucky number for PM Anthony Albanese in Wednesday’s Daily Telegraph when all 13 letter writers were savagely scathing on his stand recognising Palestine (Letters, DT, 13/8). […]
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