Teenage boys now guilty until proven innocent
Australia’s young male population is undergoing a wave of abusive suspicion and guilt trips which could lead to serious issues as they become men, writes Louise Roberts.
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Meghan, roll up your sleeve and stop talking
Meghan Markle’s taped sermon from the recent VaxLive concert she ran with husband Prince Harry might have meant more if she was vaccinated herself, writes Louise Roberts.
Circling the drain on decency: Aussies left to dangerous fate
Thousands of Indian-Australians now stranded in their COVID-hit birthplace are rightly furious that their own government is leaving them to a dangerous fate, writes Louise Roberts.
Best ways to make big bucks at home
Top Aussie blogger The Stay At Home Mum has revealed the best ways to make a well paid living without ever setting foot in a traditional workplace again.
Family bonding under attack disguised as education
Matters have reached a curious point when some now argue that babies must provide consent before their nappies are changed — what on earth may be next, asks Louise Roberts.
Turia Pitt: ‘It’s just f**ked up stuff really’
Turia Pitt has revealed how she fights back against internet trolls, and why Australia must continue to address issues of consent and gender equality.
Message for Meghan of Montecito: Do your worst, but it won’t stick
One of the most significant presences at Prince Philip’s funeral wasn’t even there, but Meghan Markle could still have taken a few steps to soothe royal feelings, writes Louise Roberts.
Fashion icon’s tragic loss after breast cancer
Australian kaftan Queen Camilla Franks has revealed how she has experienced another loss in a deeply personal new podcast.
Twerkers get witless woke mob all worked up
What do twerking dancers, Bluey the Dog, and Jenny Morrison have in common? Our self-appointed betters can’t stand them, writes Louise Roberts.
Merit not mediocrity key to Canberra’s sordid moral crisis
Women must earn their place in Parliament using their skills and knowledge and not just to make up the numbers in place of revolting MPs in Canberra, writes Louise Roberts.
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