The time has come: Give us back our freedom
The response of Australia and the world to coronavirus has been nothing short of a disaster, and it is time to stop limiting lives and causing damage that will last decades, writes Alan Jones.
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ICAC the guilty party, not the Premier
Time and time again innocent parties have had their names smeared in the name of fighting corruption. It is ironic that Gladys Berejiklian may become another of them, writes Alan Jones.
The government’s treatment of elderly people is a scandal
Protect the vulnerable has been the catch-cry of the pandemic – yet the aged care sector barely rated a mention in Tuesday night’s budget speech, which means elderly continue to be put at risk, writes Alan Jones.
Why Donald Trump is the man for our moment
The American president understands the true nature of the threats facing Western society, and is thankfully willing to stand up to the radical mobs who are looking to tear it down, writes Alan Jones.
Government leaving us all in the dark on energy policy
Instead of using our world-class natural resources to provide ourselves with cheap and abundant energy, even the Liberals are sounding like Labor on emissions targets, writes Alan Jones.
The bush can’t bear it as lefties ignite koala war
By putting koalas over constituents, the Berejiklian government has again dudded voters who are hurting in the bush — and if they don’t make it right, they’ll be gone, writes Alan Jones.
Tony trades up and leaves pathetic smears behind
The great shame of the way Tony Abbott was treated in the run-up to his taking a role as UK trade envoy was not the smears but that we couldn’t make better use of him, writes Alan Jones.
Premiers defy PM over discredited lockdown strategy
Border closures are proving deadly while Australians have been locked up thanks to a lockdown strategy that looks more and more discredited by the day, writes Alan Jones.
COVID’s other victim: The ability of kids to be kids
Much has been said about the effect of COVID-19 on the elderly, but the young are also at a great disadvantage as their lives, schooling and even sport are held back, writes Alan Jones.
Kamala’s Biden time until she has the keys to the White House
There’s no doubt Kamala Harris is a capable candidate – the real question, writes Alan Jones, is what does this woman who might be a heartbeat away from the White House really stand for?
Original URL: https://www.dailytelegraph.com.au/journalists/alan-jones/page/4