Anyone who continues to “stand with Dan” amid the litany of clear failures by the Victorian Government in the handling of the pandemic are the most deluded halfwits this side of Pyongyang, writes David Penberthy.
The SA Liberal Party has the capacity to turn almost anything into a stoush but there is more to the Jing Lee debate than factional hackery, writes David Penberthy.
We can spend all the time we like on gender equity courses and white ribbons but without a harsh reality check the most brutal kind of disrespect for women will remain, writes David Penberthy.
From supporting the bushfire efforts and now condemning Novak Djokovic’s carefree approach to COVID, Australia’s bad boy of tennis is transforming into someone truly brilliant, writes David Penberthy.
You don’t address the injustices of history or modern day deprivation by running around with a texta defacing statues — especially when they have nothing to do with your cause, writes David Penberthy.
Australians have dutifully followed the rules of COVID-19 to a tee. But as the country begins to reopen, it’s become clear just how much money – and not family – talks, asks David Penberthy.
If the Victorian Premier wants to make it as a stand-up comedian he needs to check his facts before coming for South Australia, writes David Penberthy.
Comedy classics like Fawlty Towers are being ‘cancelled’ for being politically incorrect. But is this knee-jerk reaction actually helping the genuine issues at hand, asks David Penberthy.
Sadly, protests around the country have probably been a public relations failure in terms of encouraging wider thought about the historic treatment of indigenous people, writes David Penberthy.
Distrust in the media may be growing, but the suggestion that reporters doing their jobs exacerbated riots in the US is a joke. The place had gone berserk before cameras started rolling, writes David Penberthy.
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