Opinion

Opinion

Editor’s view: We don’t need a griever-in-chief, we need action

The Prime Minister and politicians can say all the words in the world in the wake of the Bondi terror attack. We’ve seen how hollow they are, and now we simply need action.

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OpinionAndrew Bolt

Bolt: Bullsh*t claim after Bondi shooting shows what’s wrong with this country

With at least 15 people reportedly murdered in Australia’s worst terrorist attack — and one terrorist killed — can we finally stop it with the lies and the evasions?

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News

‘As a Bondi resident for 40 years, I never thought I would see this’

The Daily Telegraph’s crime editor Mark Morri tries to put into words the nightmarish scene he saw at Bondi beach this afternoon – images that will stay with him forever.

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OpinionNSW

The three words that allowed the Bondi massacre

“Where’s the Jews?” they chanted. An infamous angry mob at the Sydney Opera House has a lot to answer for after the Bondi massacre.

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A vile attack on everything we hold dear as peaceful Australians

The mass shooting at Bondi Beach was not just an attack on Sydney’s Jews. It was, insofar as anyone can tell, a targeted hit on Australia, writes James Morrow.

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Goers: I ruined Mum’s last Xmas and still feel guilty

Christmas is so over-hyped it’s become disappointing. There’s no avoiding it. I’ve tried and failed, writes Peter Goers.

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Opinion

Bowden: Cat’s out of the ban as social media reality hits home

It’s been about a week since Australia unplugged its kids. I’ve noticed something odd already, writes Tom Bowden.

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Opinion

Blair: Icky lying frauds Albo should have banned from social media

For years I’ve been banging on about how social media needed to change and now that it has I’m livid, writes Amanda Blair.

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Jo and Stephen Silvagni’s brutal parenting reality after Tom’s conviction

Tom Silvagni’s rape conviction has left devastation on all sides, with his victim forced to navigate life after his evil acts and his parents placed in an impossible position after his unspeakable crime.

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Cornes: Daniher shows us how to fight with courage and grace

How can a man who has now lost the ability to move, speak and eat have the ability – let alone the motivation – to write a book? Neale Daniher has and his process is nothing short of amazing, writes Graham Cornes.

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Opinion

Penbo: Australia owes Ben Stokes an apology

Australia is at risk of losing something it values even more than the Ashes, writes David Penberthy.

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Starick: ‘Accidental’ Ashton turns Batty in slow-mo Libs coup

Time is already against the newly installed Liberals leader Ashton Hurn as she struggles to explain how she arrived in the top job, writes Paul Starick.

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Bond: Snouts in the trough is nothing new for money-splurging pollies

Snouts being in the trough is nothing new but, I thought politicians were meant to serve us. In reality, we’re serving them, writes Caleb Bond.

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Penbo: Ashton Hurn is a career politician. Here’s why that’s good

She looks like Margaret Thatcher crossed with Ronald Reagan compared to the SA Liberals’ other political tourists, writes David Penberthy.

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Cricket

Atherton: England was wrong about Alex Carey

Mike Atherton says Alex Carey’s success has exposed a major issue with England’s talent pathways and reveals his true feelings about the controversial Jonny Bairstow stumping.

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Opinion

Downer: The little parasite in our pockets killing community spirit

Banning smartphones and social media is a good first move but its up to us to ensure the next generation add value to their communities, writes Alexander Downer.

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AnalysisOpinion

Starick: Burning questions facing Ashton Hurn’s Liberal leadership

Fledgling Liberal leader Ashton Hurn has started the gig with a strong performance. But key questions remain, writes Paul Starick, with one in particular looming as a thorn in her side.

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OpinionOpinion

What grates the most in global dash for taxpayer cash

It’s not so much the actual millions in taxpayer funds spent on international travel that grates, writes Mike O’Connor.

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Opinion

‘Don’t train, no warm up matches and over-rate themselves. No wonder they’re rubbish’

England’s Ashes hopes are fading but the mocking is growing as the tourists cop more heat for their latest decision. HAVE YOUR SAY

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News

Why Minister For Good Times should go (but won’t)

Australians struggling to pay the bills and who would love to be able to take the kids for a ski or go to the Boxing Day Test see this as snout in the trough behaviour, writes James Morrow.

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Opinion

Goers: Worst part of work really isn’t working

The harder you work the luckier you get. Don’t stay in bed unless you can earn money in bed, writes Peter Goers.

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Opinion

Cornes: The Englishman Aussies are secretly barracking for

How can you barrack for an Englishman in the middle of an Ashes contest? Well, this modest Yorkshireman is someone even we Aussies can admire, writes Graham Cornes.

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Opinion

Penbo: ABC’s tax-funded ATM flies off the deep end

Remember when Paul Keating was a “wowser” for putting an end to tax-funded boozy business lunches, writes David Penberthy. It’s time for another round.

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Opinion

Penbo: AI Albo’s all in but I miss the ‘absurd’ old days

He might style himself a lefty but the Prime Minister is all business on the next wave of tech disruptions threatening Aussie workers, writes David Penberthy.

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Ashes

Clarke: Poms’ intent to right Perth wrongs will play into Aussie hands

England have copped their fair share of criticism since Perth and unless they adapt quickly to the favourable pink ball game, the visitors will be staring down a 2-0 hole, writes Michael Clarke.

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Technology & Digital Safety

Australia’s free porn and violence experiment is finally over

One question remains over children’s ability to get around the social media ban today, writes Samantha Maiden. So what?

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Glenunga parent fires up: School drops the ball in our year of fear

For more than a year, families at this Adelaide school have lived under a terrifying cloud and, according to this parent, been kept disgracefully in the dark.

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Opinion

‘Panic’: The retail sin that’s just made my naughty list

It’s that time of year again when it’s apparently OK to be a jerk to retail staff and drive like a menace, writes Tom Bowden.

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First there were hollow words, now we must ask the tough questions

The Prime Minister’s public pledge that he would not let anti-Semitism “find so much as a foothold here” in Australia, is now fully exposed for the failure it has been, writes Josh Frydenberg.

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Opinion

Deery: Victoria’s dangerous habit of ignoring Jew hate must finally end

Victorian authorities have for too long turned a blind eye to anti-Semitism, dismissing hate on our streets as no more than heated protest. Bondi shows us the danger of this approach — we must crush Jew hate, not manage it.

Opinion

Editor’s view: We don’t need a griever-in-chief, we need action

The Prime Minister and politicians can say all the words in the world in the wake of the Bondi terror attack. We’ve seen how hollow they are, and now we simply need action.

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Opinion

Frydenberg: Our leaders have failed — everything must change after this

Australia is no longer safe for Jews and the terror attack at Bondi Beach was sadly all too predictable. Things cannot stay the same — everything must be on the table and those who spew hate can no longer be tolerated.

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OpinionAndrew Bolt

Bolt: Bullsh*t claim after Bondi shooting shows what’s wrong with this country

With at least 15 people reportedly murdered in Australia’s worst terrorist attack — and one terrorist killed — can we finally stop it with the lies and the evasions?

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Opinion

Goers: I ruined Mum’s last Xmas and still feel guilty

Christmas is so over-hyped it’s become disappointing. There’s no avoiding it. I’ve tried and failed, writes Peter Goers.

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Andrew Bolt

Bolt: Pro-women? Defending Wells’ spend saga isn’t great, Albo

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese defending Anika Wells in the wake of her political expenses saga isn’t doing women any favours.

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Technology & Digital Safety

Real, unspoken reason social media ban was needed

As necessary as it is, our social media ban for children masks an uncomfortable truth about their parents. Psychologist Clare Rowe explains why it’s something we have to confront.

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OpinionOpinion

A vile attack on everything we hold dear as peaceful Australians

The mass shooting at Bondi Beach was not just an attack on Sydney’s Jews. It was, insofar as anyone can tell, a targeted hit on Australia, writes James Morrow.

Opinion

Bolt: Albanese and the ‘climate refugees’, a global warming con

Anthony Albanese has just welcomed Australia’s first intake of “climate refugees” amid claims a tiny island nation is under threat of being “drowned” by rising seas. But it’s a con, and it threatens to strip a country in the Pacific Islands of some of its best people, writes Andrew Bolt.

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Campbell: Albo’s arrogant move in taxpayer bailout

The Albanese government is handing over billions to Rio Tinto, just months after giving BlueScope billions, while failing to answer basic questions like what the deal is, how it is structured, what it might cost and who is going to pay for it.

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Opinion

Bowden: Cat’s out of the ban as social media reality hits home

It’s been about a week since Australia unplugged its kids. I’ve noticed something odd already, writes Tom Bowden.

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Blair: Icky lying frauds Albo should have banned from social media

For years I’ve been banging on about how social media needed to change and now that it has I’m livid, writes Amanda Blair.

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News

Credlin: They are trying to keep their ‘appalling’ lie hidden from us

Labor’s “mean girls” senators Wong and Gallagher weaponised lies about a Parliament House rape cover-up but refuse to apologise despite judges finding no basis for their claims, writes Peta Credlin.

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Opinion

Cornes: Daniher shows us how to fight with courage and grace

How can a man who has now lost the ability to move, speak and eat have the ability – let alone the motivation – to write a book? Neale Daniher has and his process is nothing short of amazing, writes Graham Cornes.

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OpinionOpinion

Jo and Stephen Silvagni’s brutal parenting reality after Tom’s conviction

Tom Silvagni’s rape conviction has left devastation on all sides, with his victim forced to navigate life after his evil acts and his parents placed in an impossible position after his unspeakable crime.

News

Credlin: Why Labor’s entitlement is arrogant and insulting

Ministers splurge hundreds of thousands on luxury holidays while most Australians worry about affording Christmas, exposing a devastating lack of character in Canberra, writes Peta Credlin.

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Opinion

Morse: Insta-famous trio turn followers into SA brands

With almost a quarter of a million Instagram followers between them, a strikingly-stylish trio are cleverly capitalising and announcing new SA based ranges.

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Opinion

Penbo: Australia owes Ben Stokes an apology

Australia is at risk of losing something it values even more than the Ashes, writes David Penberthy.

Opinion

Aussies are being taken for mugs – time to derail this gravy train

Scrutiny over Anika Wells is deserved but also highlights why things must change quickly, argues Kylie Lang.

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