Having watched this year’s Oscars and having witnessed a real Will Smith “slap in the face”, I think the exaggerated claims of booted Liberal home affairs minister Karen Andrews about […]
Read MoreAlbo’s made me change my mind
While Opposition leaders rarely set the agenda and are very much the plaything of the government of the day, the metamorphosis into Prime Minister can be done with eye-opening revelation […]
Read MoreValue independent thinkers
The definition of “independents” in this election is surely skewed, with the Simon Holmes à Court backed candidates all singing from the same song sheet and even wearing identical T-shirts. […]
Read MoreGive PM a sporting chance
Regaled as the modern day opium of the masses, sports watching provides a vivid distraction from the worries of the world, its arenas dissolving our rich and poor into a […]
Read MoreMirror of society
Whether referring to Parliament House or football teams, any bad behaviour depicted will get more publicity, but it is simply reflective of the community people come from. (Staff film sex […]
Read MoreAwards are dividing our country
Much debate about the naming and timing of Australia Day arises annually. (A Nation at its best, 26/1). It’s usefulness as a focus of patriotism embodies not only our settlement […]
Read MoreGreener pastures
Richard Di Natale has clearly identified why the Greens Party has completely failed Australia and caused a decade of divisiveness as he retires from the mess he has created. (Retiring […]
Read MoreStock standard
Superannuation funds heavily invested in a pandemic portfolio do well to be loaded with “essential industry” stocks. As different medical and social priorities emerge over the next few months, speculation […]
Read MoreInterest Rates
The reserve bank has dropped interest to record lows to stimulate the economy. Mortgage holders will wisely pay off more principal and not use their savings to stimulate the economy. […]
Read MoreNot pollies’ fault
Peta Credlin unfairly derides politicians as being useless. (Too many politicians all talk and no action, 22/9). Most Australian voters would agree with this sentiment. But the duplication of responsibilities […]
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