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Future in good hands
Social Media

Future in good hands

Social media is not just an addiction for children, adults are also fed a litany of poorly researched, emotionally charged opinions, brilliantly presented with the best that Al can conjure, […]

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on Future in good hands Alan Sexton 21/05/2026
Federal Politics International Affairs

Confused role

Often the vital interests of average Australians are quite separate from the international agenda of globalists. Those globalists are historically intent on free trade, the shifting of manufacturing jobs to […]

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on Confused role Alan Sexton 19/05/2026
Humour Royalty

Strong Will could save the royals

While dire mistakes happen in warfare in an undoubtedly regretful way, it’s mildly amusing that in opining on which side of the English Civil War he would be recruited into, […]

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on Strong Will could save the royals Alan Sexton 18/05/2026
International Affairs President Donald Trump

Mid East’s dire strait

Many of the Middle East states might have thought hosting US bases offered wartime security and guaranteed safety from invasion. With an unremitting reign of Iran’s ballistic terror across the […]

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on Mid East’s dire strait Alan Sexton 18/05/2026
Law and Order NSW Politics

Explanation for decision must follow

While the US constitution differs significantly from our own, the pattern of “the separation of powers” is a well known similarity. Acting as a brake, the judiciary functions  independently to […]

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on Explanation for decision must follow Alan Sexton 18/05/2026
Federal Politics

Listening to the nation

Politics is serious business and actions have consequences. Tuesday’s letter writers were bemoaning the political gap that is being filled by One Nation and offering variable narratives with a strong […]

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on Listening to the nation Alan Sexton 18/05/2026
Federal Politics

Invest in the future

As the prospect looms large that the federal Labor government will backtrack on promises made at last year’s election, an exposition in the Daily Telegraph detailing the extent of investment […]

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on Invest in the future Alan Sexton 18/05/2026
Heroes and Champions Military

No rush to judgement

On the subject of our military veterans, when entangled in lawsuits where reputations, behaviour and patriotism are scrutinised, there is surely not a more appropriate body of people to find […]

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on No rush to judgement Alan Sexton 10/04/2026
President Donald Trump Social Media

Safety on the web

The News Corp local campaign to “Let Them Be Kids” continues to be successful, resonating around the world’s courtrooms and giving impetus to restricting social media companies from blindly propagating […]

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on Safety on the web Alan Sexton 27/03/2026
International Affairs

EU deal for a reason

 I hope I’m not cynical but what a wonderful surprise it was for the President of the European Commission, Ursula von der Leyen to leave Europe to personally sign a […]

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on EU deal for a reason Alan Sexton 26/03/2026

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