Kevin Rudd can’t use the same defence as Vice Presidential candidate JD Vance when it comes to Donald Trump, because his comments were made well after Trump’s stint in the Oval Office, says Erin Molan.
I’ve never subscribed to the belief that our country has gone to hell, a prouder Australian you will not find. But this week might have tipped me over the edge, says Erin Molan.
I hate always being the bearer of bad news, but when it comes to writing about our national security and the state of the world, I don’t have much choice right now, writes Erin Molan.
This week the Australian Defence Force announced that it would be opening its ranks to non-citizens. Don’t mistake this for a smart solution to a recruitment problem. It’s not.
The government stands up and delivers a budget every year to inform us about the economy. Why don’t we do the same for national security, asks Erin Molan.
Watching the Australian government handle China’s latest potentially lethal and completely unprovoked attack on our troops, it’s no wonder the ADF cannot recruit personnel, writes Erin Molan.
I fought for the Online Safety Act but the way it is being used by the government to censor the news instead of protecting victims from abuse is not what it was meant for, writes Erin Molan.
Former Prime Minister John Howard didn’t hold back when asked about Australia’s handling of the war in Gaza, Erin Molan writes.
In an exclusive column for Stellar, Erin Molan reveals the real reason she made a huge personal change – and why ‘healing is one of the hardest things I’ve undertaken’.
There’s almost nothing in the world that can destroy someone more quickly than the accusation of racism. And as we continue our transition to the new, better modern world, my issue today is the existence of grey areas, writes Erin Molan
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