Who let the dogs in? Us, hopefully
CIVIL society does a much better job setting standards of behaviour than bureaucrats, writes James Morrow. Let’s start by allowing dogs in pubs.
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Abbott has gradually drifted to the fringe of the debate within the Coalition by suggesting “climate change may be doing more good than harm”
Our density, our destiny
ONE issue guaranteed to spark animated discussion at a barbecue or pub in Sydney is whether our city can accommodate more people, says Anthony Albanese.
Using technology to fight terror
FREEDOM and security need not be in conflict. Using technology to fight terror means the community does not need to live in fear, Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull writes.
National security is a top priority
CAMERAS and facial recognition technology are everywhere, so why shouldn’t governments share data? David Speers writes.
Now is not the time for politics
AUTHORITIES had not even finished counting the dead from Monday night’s horror massacre outside the Mandalay Bay Hotel before the ghouls of the Left started scoring points off Las Vegas.
Liddell power a sure-fire bet
EDITORIAL: In 2002, as the invasion of Iraq loomed, then-US Secretary of Defence Donald Rumsfeld offered an analysis of events that attracted much criticism.
Guess what? The terrorists are winning
WINNING the war on terror? We’re not even trying, writes James Morrow. Bollards and bag searches amounts to fiddling while Rome burns.
Full audit only answer for citizenship mess
CANBERRA’S dual citizenship mess, Parramatta’s rugby league success, Anthony Albanese’s common sense and road dills have caught Ray Hadley’s attention this week.
Swimmers before sharks
EDITORIAL: Spring is here and that means hot summer days at the beach are not far off. But with the warmer weather comes the threat of shark attacks.
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