As a new arrival to Australia more than 20 years ago, Clive James’ memoirs were the most useful guide James Morrow read in those first years to help him understand who and what his new country was all about.
In terms of under-informed doomsayers, Greta Thunberg and Israel Folau are kindred spirits. So why is Thunberg feted and Folau thrown to the proverbial lions, asks James Morrow.
Infertility and baby joy were the subjects of Jenny Morrison’s searingly honest first public speech, writes Sharri Markson
Brooke Blurton came to fame as one of the favourites on Nick Cummins series of The Bachelor — but says she would have preferred Matt Agnew.
Jack Houghton and James Morrow look into Jeffrey Epstein’s mysterious death and Donald Trump supporters being labelled racist in the new Sky News podcast Race to 2020. LISTEN TO THE SHOW.
On Tuesday my old boss Boris Johnson was elected leader of the Tories and after kissing hands with The Queen will become First Lord of the Treasury in the UK.
In rubbishing the visit of US President Donald Trump, London Mayor Sadiq Khan not only forgot his manners and his station, but also the fundamentals of the job he too was elected to do, writes James Morrow.
Terrorists thrive on a narrative of victimology, writes James Morrow. By stoking the idea that Muslims are uniquely under attack from a supposed epidemic of Islamophobia in Australia, we play into their desires.
Don’t even think about trying to turn Notre Dame into some cold, brutalist palace of progressivism by appointing modern architects, writes James Morrow. Just put it back the way it was.
While, like many, I disagree with his theology and have no time for anyone who hates gays, drunks, or Christmas, those cheering on Israel Folau’s dismissal should be careful what they wish for, writes James Morrow.
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