“Do as I say, not what I do” best exemplifies a terrible standard of hubris from British Prime Minister Boris Johnson, as his few remaining paper-thin leadership credentials are flushed […]
Read MoreWe’ve got higher priorities
All Australians have woken up the day after a federal election at some time in the past and felt deep disappointment that their side had lost. The losing leader must […]
Read MoreHeartening trend
The accelerating trend among our 18-35 year-olds to dump the divisive arguments of the Left promoting the Yes case is surely heartwarming. (Young a fresh worry for Yes camp, 4/10). […]
Read MoreSong ‘a Trojan horse’
While glossing over fine details and ignominiously rushing headlong into the uncharted waters of constitutional change for the Voice, it is surely with equal folly that the Yes campaign has […]
Read MoreLand must be utilised
We live in a socially networked country with beneficent values, fostering legal respect for property, enterprise, capacity to exchange labour for a fair salary and an inalienable respect in the […]
Read MoreFresh perspective
As an enthusiastic Carlingford Dundas Lions Club member, I am one of the thousands of volunteers supporting Amar Singh and his Turbans 4 Australia charity. We must universally applaud his […]
Read MoreFresh ballot approach
Everyone filling in a ballot form while voting is asked to make a choice of their preferred candidate to represent their views. This system of voting requires no explanation to […]
Read MoreNo confidence in Voice
As her own voice screeched above the nighttime traffic rumble outside a Melbourne strip club, excellent evidence for the case against the constitutional Voice, Lidia Thorpe again mastered her arguments […]
Read MoreThorpe’s wild ways
Andrew Bolt brilliantly sums up the conundrum that is Lidia Thorpe; senator yet rebel, opposed to the police as upholders of the law yet wanting them to empower her reforms. […]
Read MoreVoice will only divide us.
News that the National Party, in close contact with remote Indigenous communities in the far-flung reaches of Australia, are strongly opposing the establishment of the constitutionally embedded Voice to Parliament […]
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