NSW Government IT scandal is a betrayal of Aussies
NEW evidence confirms that the NSW government supports the erosion of Australian jobs in favour of cheaper offshore options. And it’s an utter disgrace, writes Miranda Devine.
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Abbott’s anti-NEG stance is too little too late
TAKING aim at Malcolm Turnbull is nothing new for Tony Abbott, but he seems to forget that he had the chance to make real change and did nothing, writes Miranda Devine.
Turnbull has ended Canberra’s ‘killing seasons’
EVER since Rudd’s election in 2007, Canberra’s shenanigans have been a round the clock version of Survivor. Turnbull has now showed slow and steady wins the race, writes Miranda Devine.
Hysterical leftists ignore Trump’s deal making skill
THE US president was called a “lackey” after the Helsinki press conference, but behind the scenes he told Putin annexing Crimea was illegal. It sounds like robust discussion, writes Miranda Devine.
The secret that made the Thai cave rescue possible
HEROISM and a triumph of science saw the Wild Boars and their coach safe, but this extraordinary mission was propelled by the qualities that make humanity great, writes Miranda Devine.
Trump’s blunt truth about the death of Europe
ANGELA Merkel’s virtue signalling has weakened the European Union, fuelled Brexit and spurred the far-right. The US President is the only one with the audacity to say it, writes Miranda Devine.
Good riddance to the dumbest idea on two wheels
WITH a business model that didn’t secure its prime assets, and treated the world as a green utopia, share bikes were doomed to fail, writes Miranda Devine. And those eyesores won’t be missed.
Theresa May must hand her job to someone with spine
IF Theresa May lacks the gumption to give British voters what they chose she must resign, writes Miranda Devine. Hoodwinking the public is no way to lead.
Why are feminists silent about sidelining of women?
IDENTITY politics are erasing the words “mother” and “wife”, and the sisterhood stands by as the concept of womanhood is being stolen from under their noses, writes Miranda Devine.
John Edwards was evil. But he was also an aberration
COWARDS like Edwards are no evidence of “toxic masculinity”, a myth which disempowers good men. Asking how he was able to access guns would actually save lives, writes Miranda Devine.
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