We’ve abandoned Christian values to breed a new gen of killers
OPINION: Why do people have children if they have no intention of bringing them up with the Christian values of yesteryear, asks Mike O’Connor.
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Mike O’Connor: The political antics that drove us crazy in 2022
OPINION: From ScoMo to rain bombs, white elephants to hiking bans, Mike O’Connor looks back at the woeful year that was – with little hope for 2023.
Albo’s Santa sack full of nasty surprises
OPINION: Industrial relations changes, tweaks to Australia Day, barbecues now the devil’s work … the Labor federal government is hard at work delivering a series of pre-Christmas surprises, writes Mike O’Connor.
Harry, Meghan out, Qld ‘Chookslotto’ in: Mike O’Connor’s bold predictions for 2023
Next year, Harry and Meghan will sensationally disappear after the pair managed to get so far up themselves that they vanish, writes Mike O’Connor.
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Woke brigade’s Sum Yung Guys ‘racism’ rant only incites hate
It seems you can no longer even enjoy a pork belly without encouraging racism, writes Mike O’Connor. VOTE IN OUR POLL
Ignore the latte sippers and get serious about nuclear power
We need clean power but the option to turn to nuclear has been drowned out by the howls of the latte sippers, writes Mike O’Connor.
Coal comfort as bank discovers a conscience
When it comes to double standards, Australian banks offer a masterclass in high achievement. Just look at ANZ abandoning the world’s largest coal export port because it wants to appear “green”, writes Mike O’Connor.
Paying price for ‘buy now pay later’ world
Politicians don’t have to worry about tomorrow because tomorrow will be someone else’s problem. We can aspire to have zero emissions by 2050 because no one sprouting these lofty ideals will be around in 29 years’ time, writes Mike O’Connor.
Premier has no right blaming PM for devastation she caused
Annastacia Palaszczuk had her cake when, in her quest for power, she closed Queensland’s borders. Now she’s going back for another bite, writes Mike O’Connor.
Despite our faults, we’re still the lucky country
Those who pull down statues and decry Australia Day only alienate the decent majority whose support they need, writes Mike O’Connor.
Shameful reason teacher of 30 years quit
A veteran teacher friend quit our education system for the same reason Aussie students are lagging global standards, writes Mike O’Connor. VOTE IN OUR POLL
2021 visions: We’re on a road to nowhere
Mike O’Connor has gazed into his crystal gin glass to divine what lies ahead of Queensland and Australia in the next 12 months.
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