The steely gaze and crusaders’ passion of Manly’s Josh Aloiai unexpectedly erupts off the front page of The Daily Telegraph with a critical message for Sydney’s youth. (Stop killing our […]
Read MoreProud of Aussie way
Regaling the Australian way of life in such an optimistic and inspiring manner at the IPA, News Corp chairman Lachlan Murdoch reminded me of his exceedingly polite manner when I […]
Read MorePraise for no-fuss Hadley
While the portability of radio offers an ideal medium for communication during emergencies in Australia, broadcasters must also reliably rise to the occasion for the best outcomes. So, news that […]
Read MoreGladys gone but not forgotten
Many Australians are saddened by the political demise of NSW Premier Gladys Berejiklian. (Farewell from the heart of our state, 3/10). While trust is determined contractually at the ballot box, […]
Read MoreBoost in readers deserved
It should be no surprise that The Telegraph has boosted readership by 6 per cent and leads the way as the premier news source in Australia (Why we’re the best […]
Read MoreCheers for Rusty
Russell Crowe’s vision of teaching young men how to respect themselves, women and society is to be applauded (Rusty’s footy crusade, 6/3). While basic parenting skills should best be taught […]
Read MorePower of kids’ poems
Aussie Jackie French appreciates the value of writing to defuse psychological tensions (Join our competition to write a bushfire poem, 9/1). Her suggestion that bushfire-impacted children might benefit from this […]
Read MoreA jab in the right direction
Top marks to The Telegraph for a great feel-good story to promote seasonal Christmas cheer (Just do it – plea from an Aussie who got the jab, 26/12). Matthew Moon […]
Read MoreDon’t doubt our awe, lan
Great people with supernatural talents taking rollercoaster rides on the wheels of fortune are never to be trusted to objectively write their own stories. (lan Thorpe’s shock Olympic admission, 19/12). […]
Read MorePeople’s champion
The stories of comic book super heroes have been ridiculously exaggerated by the boundless imagination of Hollywood. While junior colony Melbourne had their own historic founder named “Batman”, Parramatta’s 19th […]
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