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Joe Hildebrand is a columnist for news.com.au and The Daily Telegraph and the host of Summer Afternoons on Radio 2GB. He is also a commentator on the Seven Network, Sky News, 2GB, 3AW and 2CC Canberra.Prior to this, he was co-host of the Channel Ten morning show Studio 10, co-host of the Triple M drive show The One Percenters, and the presenter of two ABC documentary series: Dumb, Drunk & Racist and Sh*tsville Express.He is also the author of the memoir An Average Joe: My Horribly Abnormal Life.

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Beach sign that sums up Sydney’s biggest whingers

A sign left at a Sydney beach sums up just ridiculous one part of our city has become. But as Joe Hildebrand reveals, it’s far from the only example.

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Riley Jones (red hair), and their fiance, Geo Robinson, are getting married next year. They are part of Gen Z. The latest Body+Soul Sex Census shows one in three Gen Zers identifies as something other than homosexual. 30 August 2024. Picture: Dean Martin

Cost of living trumps census when Labor wants it to count

The argument over whether to ask Australians about their sexuality in the census was a landmine Labor simply did not have the stomach for, writes Joe Hildebrand

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Country Liberal Party leader Lia Finocchiaro arrives to cheers after her party's 2024 Northern Territory election win. Picture: Pema Tamang Pakhrin

NT election carnage a brutal lesson for Labor

The electoral carnage that was wrought on the Northern Territory government over the weekend carries a brutal lesson for Labor across the nation, and one the party ignores at its peril, writes Joe Hildebrand.

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Liberal Party leader Mark Speakman, whose NSW division is currently in something far deeper than chaos, according to Joe Hilderbrand who compares the NSW Liberals to Derek Zoolander.

This is NSW Liberal’s Derek Zoolander moment

If you want a visual representation of NSW Liberal’s laughably appalling election omnishambles try picturing Derek Zoolander looking longingly at a puddle in a gutter and asking: “Who am I?”, writes Joe Hildebrand.

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Generations from now future Sydneysiders won’t be combing over the cost or the timing of the opening the Sydney Metro. If anything they will wonder how we ever lived without it, just as today we might wonder how Sydney functioned without the Sydney Harbour Bridge.

Why Metro is Sydney’s biggest project in a century

The $21 billion Sydney Metro is the most important project for Sydney since the Harbour Bridge opened. Here’s why.

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MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA. NewsWire Photos. AUGUST 17, 2024. Police officers confront protesters holding signs during a counter-protest by the Transgender Liberation group against an anti-trans "women will speak" event at Parliament House Melbourne. Picture: NewsWire/Tamati Smith

In politics, cost of living beats fascist toilets every day of the week

The hard left is obsessing over Palestine and trans issues while ordinary voters just want politicians to do something about the cost of groceries, fuel, and electricity, Joe Hildebrand writes.

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8/12/23: Paul Keating at his Potts Point office on the 40th anniversary of the floating of the Australian dollar. John Feder/The Australian.

‘Tragic’: Why allies fear Keating’s pro-China stance trashes his legacy

Former colleagues and friends of Australia’s 24th PM say he risks his credibility and allies with his pro-China denouncements of the Labor government and vicious personal attacks on its ministers.

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People hold anti-fascist banners, featuring a crossed-out Swastika as they take part in a "Stop the Far-right" march to Westminster, on a National Day of Protest, in London on August 10, 2024. Brexit activist Nigel Farage, whose anti-immigration Reform UK party won 14 percent of the vote on the July 4 general election, has suggested the recent rioting stems from legitimate grievances about immigration, rather than simply far-right thuggery, and warned worse could be seen on the streets. (Photo by BENJAMIN CREMEL / AFP)

Sinister truth about hate some people can’t accept

Of course the activist left have come out to protest against the rioters, but how many were equally damning of the violence and destruction of the Black Lives Matter riots?

Close up shot of young woman working remotely from home in her bed on laptop due to coronavirus quarantine. Freelancer female with her jack russell terrier puppy. Copy space, background,

Buck up, head into the office, and buy a sandwich

Among the clamour from public servants furious at being ordered back into the office this week, paramedics, police, nurses and train drivers were oddly quiet, writes Joe Hildebrand.

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Qantas has unveiled its new livery on three aircraft, in support of the Voice to Parliament referendum. Picture: Qantas

Workers deliver a big yawn to bosses’ favourite social causes

Corporate activism continues unabated despite the overwhelming majority of employees and shareholders not caring a jot about the causes overpaid executives attach themselves to, writes Joe Hildebrand.

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