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Golden endorsement

With the arrival on Australian shores of colourfully named and attired American traveller River Sol Dorado Salvatore Chunga, seeking a new life away from the once safe pillars of the […]

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on Golden endorsement Alan Sexton 16/12/2024
International Affairs Science

Best of luck, Lula

With the new year ushering in a new  Brazilian president – albeit a recycled one in Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva – much optimism is felt by the 215 million […]

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on Best of luck, Lula Alan Sexton 16/12/2024
Heroes and Champions Law and Order

Roe ruling  a win for democracy

James Morrow is correct to offer such a clear perspective on the recent ruling of the US Supreme Court, reversing an error after 49 years (The fight for right to […]

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on Roe ruling  a win for democracy Alan Sexton 16/12/2024
Covid 19 Someone behaving badly

Message on Covid misleading

South African Medical Association chair Dr Angelique  Coetzee was perhaps fortunate to be speaking with a reputable organisation behind her as she gave contrary views to international Covid management. (I […]

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on Message on Covid misleading Alan Sexton 16/12/2024
Covid 19 Heroes and Champions Military

Covid is the new terrorism

No words can console the grief of those whose sons died in the rugged battlefields of Afghanistan. The victory of the Taliban has completely eroded the last faint consolation that […]

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on Covid is the new terrorism Alan Sexton 16/12/2024
Celebrity Covid 19 International Affairs President Donald Trump

Stars are seeing the light

Little doubt all Aussies would warmly welcome the influx of Hollywood stardom as more and more screen legends materialise at Mascot. (Matt soars as he loves life in the Harbour […]

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on Stars are seeing the light Alan Sexton 16/12/2024
International Affairs Someone behaving badly

China has no right to  attack our free press

News that China considers our uncensored free media as the cause of deteriorating international relations is alarming (China’s panda-hug rant, 3/3). Perhaps a free press in mainland China might more […]

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on China has no right to  attack our free press Alan Sexton 16/12/2024
Animal stories Military Social Media

Warren pulls a rabbit

As Australia battles the uncensored Twitter war with the amateurs from the Chinese Communist Party, the discerning observer might be a little disappointed with the opening salvo from Beijing. To […]

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on Warren pulls a rabbit Alan Sexton 16/12/2024
Federal Politics Sport

Protecting a national asset

NRL officials were 100 percent correct to initially omit the national anthem from State of Origin games (Origin of a back flip, 30/10). They were right, but for the wrong […]

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on Protecting a national asset Alan Sexton 16/12/2024
Heroes and Champions International Affairs Law and Order Social Media

The polls could well  be wrong again

Excellence in journalism compounds the imprimatur of credibility and reliability on the masthead publishers of the best newspapers in the world. As a modern-day Joan of Arc, Miranda Devine has […]

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on The polls could well  be wrong again Alan Sexton 16/12/2024

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