FOR too long now our children have been subjected to ‘faddish and politicised nonsense’ in the classroom which is why news of an overhaul of the HSC curriculum is such cheering news writes James Morrow.
THERE’S a rumour medicos will rename Relevance Deprivation Syndrome “Kevin Rudd Syndrome” — it makes sense the way he pops up to offer his view on everything.
An expensive scheme to engineer our diets is exactly the kind of misguided project health busybodies love to sink their teeth into, writes James Morrow.
In suggesting that of all the faiths practised around the world Islam is “the most feminist religion”, Yassmin Abdel-Magied delivered pure comedy, writes James Morrow.
Commentator Milo Yiannopoulos cancelled a university talk after protesters started fires and threw stones, writes James Morrow. That’s not free speech. That’s fascism.
Those who fret that US President Donald Trump’s latest immigration order is some new edict should check the facts — and recent history, writes James Morrow.
Just when it looked like the Australian of the Year award was about to sink into irrelevance, selectors stepped back from the brink, writes James Morrow.
Donald Trump’s presidency deserves scrutiny. But if critics are going to call him out for playing with the truth, they have to get their own facts straight first.
HAVE officials from the Lord Mayor all the way up to the Premier gone too far in protecting us from a good time, all in the name of public safety?
THE results are in from Iowa, the first state in the US to preselect for president. And as a certain populist candidate might put it, they are YUUUUGE.
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