In Ford, Lifeline has made a grave mistake
WITH rates of suicide and mental health problems substantially higher in men than women, it makes no sense for Lifeline to have invited a woman who says “kill all men” into its orbit, writes Miranda Devine.
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Corporate virtue won’t save the banks now
NOW that the unethical and dishonest behaviour of our banks has been exposed at the royal commission we see how empty their so-called “corporate social responsibility” rhetoric is, writes Miranda Devine.
SSM has led exactly where we were warned it would
OPPONENTS of same-sex marriage warned it would lead to kids being taught “gender fluidity” in schools, and so it has come to pass, writes Miranda Devine.
An army should not be coy about its purpose
AN army that bans death symbols but promotes rainbow pins risks its credibility as a fighting force, and disrespects soldiers past and present, writes Miranda Devine.
Tax cuts ‘won’t be as big as Howard’s’
BAD Santa Scott Morrison has said tax cuts for middle-income mum and dads will not be as generous as those from the Howard era as he flagged new US-style laws to allow farmers to get rich from gas on their land.
Greens’ latest ploy reeks of desperation
THEY demand respect for science when it comes to global warming, but the Greens have no problem ignoring the evidence on cannabis, writes Miranda Devine.
Culture war can’t be fought with heads in the sand
WITH Tim Soutphommasane’s term as race discrimination commissioner coming to an end, the government has the opprtunity to right the wrongs, writes Miranda Devine.
‘If you don’t agree Susie is a girl, you’re a bully’
ANTI-BULLYING programs are indoctrinating young students about gender identity theory, according to a US author.
Molan: ‘Nobody wants another fight like Iraq’
FORMER Australian Army major general — and Liberal Senator — Jim Molan says he does not believe there is a military role in Syria for Australia “in any way, shape or form”.
Russell Crowe’s auction says a lot about divorce
WHERE most Hollywood couples separate with tell-all interviews and wars of words, Dannielle Spencer and Russell Crowe are a testament to calling it a day, writes Miranda Devine.
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