Congratulations to The Daily Telegraph photographer Jonathan Ng for his epic photo of the horse, Mr Bean rearing to go in the Everest. Katelyn Mallyon deserves full points for staying […]
Read MoreVisitors’ win overlooked
The third cricket Test against India ended with a thrilling win to our marvellous visitors. This victory put them on course to be the first touring Indian team to win […]
Read MoreProtesters 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 […]
Read MoreHouse built on back of big gamble
The promotion of the Everest racing event on the sails of the Opera House is being unreasonably criticised. Commercialisation of publicly owned iconic locations is considered tasteless by protesters. In […]
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Chalk it up for Charles
After the amazing promotion of this Saturday’s race meeting and the fame of the Everest continuing to soar, it should be no surprise that a new King, seeking engagement with […]
Read MoreAlternative Brownlows
News that “soon to be King” Charles conferred an award on Lord Brownlow as a possible quid pro quo for alleged financial help is worrying. (Probe into Prince’s deals, 4/7). […]
Read MoreWith God on their side
The NRL has invoked “force majeure” to contractually protect itself, claiming that the COVID-19 pandemic is an act of God. (NRL claims Act of God wrecked the season, 11/4). It […]
Read MoreEmma’s eyes are on gold at Olympics
While the Australian Rugby Union team might briefly have denigrated our sporting prowess along the Champs Élysées, our reputation shall surely be restored in the Olympic swimming pool in Paris […]
Read MoreEels still slippery
Contrary to the stultifying pessimism of some on the Eels bandwagon, the win at the grand final rematch on Thursday night was to be expected of a cohesive team playing […]
Read MoreFired up Panthers first half of pure purr-fection
With the Eels’ loss, a little imagination might etch out some humour to lift our collective spirits. (Back to black, 3/10). Superstitious NRL Parramatta supporters have surely been vindicated as […]
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