AS socialist experiments around the world fail, left-wing activists — and more — are lining up as apologists for an ideology that professes love for the poor but always ends in tyranny, writes Miranda Devine.
LABOR has to win every one of its by-elections just to break even, and, even then, Opposition Leader Bill Shorten is on the nose for many Australians, writes Miranda Devine.
WHEN aspiring board directors are taught there is only one acceptable way to think about contentious social issues, corporate Australia is setting itself up for a fall, writes Miranda Devine.
ISRAEL Folau’s critics won’t be happy until they’ve bullied the Christianity out of Folau, or Folau out of rugby, writes Miranda Devine.
FROM his boasting about Labor’s supposedly “strict vetting process” to his attempts to fire up a class war in his budget reply, Shorten is more and more a gift to Turnbull, writes Miranda Devine.
HARD working Australians have had no tax relief for more than a decade, but the biggest surprise of the budget is serious income tax reform, even while the budget comes back into surplus next year, writes Miranda Devine.
THE Catholic school now has parents in uproar after discovering pages cut out of students’ diaries — that should have contained prayers and hymns — were error-free, writes Miranda Devine.
AN online dispute tells us everything we need to know about our narcissistic age. Is it any wonder when we see rewards going to those whose self-belief outweighs their actual ability, asks Miranda Devine.
POLICE Minister Troy Grant will today ask Cabinet to consider a recommendation to restructure the NSW Crime Commission and downgrade the legal standing of its commissioner.
The corporate sector’s obsession with diversity has failed, and parachuting more women into powerful positions is more likely to cause conflict than create an ethical nirvana, writes Miranda Devine.
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