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Someone behaving badly Sport Sydney

Protesters unleashed

The sails of the Opera House were used in a commercial advertising campaign by Samsung in the past. There were no protesting letters then. Thousands of people did not take […]

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on Protesters unleashed Alan Sexton 11/12/2024
Royalty Someone behaving badly

A royal wrangle

Susie O’Brien is right to argue that our social conflicts with others, whether football players or ABC commentators, must always be respectful and perhaps might be best summed up in […]

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on A royal wrangle Alan Sexton 11/12/2024
Condolences History Royalty Someone behaving badly

More respect needed

Geoff Mallows is right to challenge Stan Grant’s argument in complaining about British colonisation of Australia, blaming the institution of monarchy and believing the Queen’s death accordingly ought not have […]

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on More respect needed Alan Sexton 11/12/2024
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Patience wears thin

While we delight in seeing our politicians swear on the Bible or the Koran to serve us, honour our public institutions and forever be a good citizen, MP Taylor Martin […]

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on Patience wears thin Alan Sexton 11/12/2024
Federal Politics International Affairs Someone behaving badly

Conscience vote call

Although completely wrong in her reasoning, motivation, timing and insensitivity on the complex matter of Palestinian recognition, Senator Fatima Payman highlights one of the biggest problems with politics in this […]

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on Conscience vote call Alan Sexton 11/12/2024
Someone behaving badly TV

Time to get back to ABC of reporting

Andrew Bolt succinctly makes the case that true journalism is identifying the “who, what, how, when and where” of news items. (ABC code of silence, 2/12). The journalist’s skill is […]

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on Time to get back to ABC of reporting Alan Sexton 11/12/2024
Celebrity Humour Parramatta NSW Someone behaving badly

Quiet time awaits Gov in Parra

With 10 early governors of  NSW domiciled in Old Government House in Parramatta Park, noisy convicts down in Sydney Cove (rattling their chains, complaining loudly during the occasional whipping and […]

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on Quiet time awaits Gov in Parra Alan Sexton 09/12/2024
History Parramatta NSW Someone behaving badly

Fighting against Cancel Culture nonsense

The Cancel Culture of the mad leftists was certain to evoke a backlash, but I was surprised at the intensity and suddenness. (Shows’ last laugh, 13/6). With Amazon blown away, […]

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on Fighting against Cancel Culture nonsense Alan Sexton 09/12/2024
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Tragic lessons in death

The notion that Covid would only kill the frail and elderly has been long discarded, with the clinical evolution of young people without underlying illnesses succumbing to the virus. (Anti-vax […]

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on Tragic lessons in death Alan Sexton 01/12/2024
Condolences History Someone behaving badly Sydney

Golf club development a chance to pay respects

The contrary responses from the Daily Telegraph’s letter writers on the decision-making of the Oatlands Golf Club highlights the complexities being grappled with and the sentimental value of a monument. […]

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on Golf club development a chance to pay respects Alan Sexton 01/12/2024

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