Why is our Pentecostal PM such a target of hate?
SCOTT Morrison’s Christian faith seems to have made him the easiest target when it comes to welfare issues.
Opinion
‘Christians’ happy to prolong pain for those worse off
What have we become when we call attempts to lift others out of poverty unfunded empathy?
Our focus on quality in fast-changing media landscape
IN A perfect world when you’re on a good thing, it stays that way. But this isn’t a perfect world.
I am surprisingly good company
At first, I was scared people would think I was a freak, but I ended up going to movies alone, comedy shows, parks, bars and treated myself to nice restaurants.
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Drivers need to look for bikes
Almost every day cyclists are abused, swerved at and even have had objects thrown at them.
We can change the script in Tennant Creek
It’s easy to be shocked and indignant from afar. The children of Tennant Creek don’t need pity. They need opportunity.
LETTERS: Naysayers at it again on Bargara high-rise
I WAS appalled to receive a leaflet in my mailbox regarding the proposed nine-storey apartment block in Bargara. This was offensive propaganda.
Reasons why I refuse to shop at Aldi
I have shopped at Aldi probably two times in my entire life…And I don’t plan on going back.
Stop being a tight-arse, your country will thank you
Why cheaper isn’t always better (and it’s not because the product is inferior)
Bolt overlooks ABC’s showcase of colourful Aussie characters
He overlooks the ABC series Back Roads which reveals the wonderful, colourful characters who live in our widespread, diverse communities.
Don’t make betting appear glamorous in ads
Tell the truth about betting, don’t make it glamorous when it isn’t, and don’t imply you will always win when you don’t.
Parenthood really is a hard profession
SINCE moving back in with the family I jokingly consider myself a part-time mother.
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