This is where hit show Adolescence gets it wrong
I didn’t break down during the Netflix sensation Adolescence. I became annoyed. It raises some important issues, but our boys are not lost causes unless we give up on them, writes Kylie Lang.
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Finally, a Premier with an honest Games vision, unlike the previous pair of duds
Palpable excitement has returned to Queensland after David Crisafulli’s delivery of Brisbane 2032’s blueprint, following four years of Labor dithering and disappointments, writes Kylie Lang.
Union’s NAPLAN scare tactics set Queensland kids up to fail
Manufacturing drama to back its desire to abolish national testing does the Queensland Teachers’ Union no credit, writes associate editor, Kylie Lang.
Crisafulli put our lives first. We should be grateful, not attack
It’s easy to look back now and wonder why the early panic – why the shutdown of buses and schools – but it was for good reason, writes Kylie Lang.
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Why do we all make this same ‘crap’ mistake as parents?
Parenting is not easy but there is at least one mistake we all make and yet we rarely seem to learn from it, writes Kylie Lang.
Private school girls identifying as animals? Woke madness
A handful of students at an elite Brisbane girls school have begun identifying as animals, creating confusion and concern, writes Kylie Lang.
Merry Christmas to all: ‘Happy holidays’ just doesn’t cut it
What a ridiculous position to find ourselves in, we’re so fearful our opinions won’t go down well that we change them or don’t share them at all, writes Kylie Lang.
Slap on the wrist: Where’s the fairness in Mam’s $850 fine?
Ezra Mam drives without a licence and with cocaine in his blood, and gets an $850 fine for a crash that injured a four-year-old, while drivers using phones cop $1200. Where’s the fairness, asks Kylie Lang.
New crime laws shines light on Labor’s greatest shame
The Labor party had almost 10 years to unblock its ears and listen to the people of Queensland – the new crime laws prove this, Kylie Lang argues.
Why Qld’s elite schools need their fee hikes to survive
Qld’s richest schools, some of which are charging $30,000-plus a year, have no choice but to hike their fees, writes Kylie Lang as she argues there’s even a benefit to state schools as a result. HAVE YOUR SAY
Foreign pub giant’s Oz Day ban backflip as clear as woke mud
Australian Venue Co might be scrambling to save its image but it appears to have stopped short of lifting its ban on Australia Day festivities at more than 200 pubs and hotels, writes Kylie Lang.
When safety of innocent children is concerned we cannot be bystanders
Churches are renowned for trying to protect their reputation at all costs, but when the safety of innocent children is concerned, we cannot afford to be bystanders, writes Kylie Lang.
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