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The battle continues between Greens-leaning Labor climate doomists and unionists who want jobs.
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France Attacked
A familiar cry is heard in France as three are murdered in a church.
Kuring Kamala’s Kackle
Why does nervous laughter happen, and how can we stop it?
All Hail Gerda, our Queen of Language Diversity
The standard unit of measurement for large hailstones is the golf ball.
Kevni’s Brush with Infamy
Former prime minister Kevin Rudd once enjoyed an extremely positive relationship with the media.
Stop the Pindimic
New Zealanders are cute when they’re angry. Our Kiwi cousins presently find themselves upset over US coverage of their adorable “quarantine camps”.
Where the Pangolin Roam
Everybody loves a songwriting challenge, especially when it’s issued by an Australian company that just announced it will move manufacturing to China.
How Julia Gillard began the leftist altering of language
As part of their decades-long campaign to shame conservatives into silence, the Left keep inventing creative new ways to pretend they’ve been gravely offended, writes Tim Blair.
Enemies of Trump to face the judgement of history
According to headlines about Donald Trump’s time in office, he’s some kind of human wrecking ball – but this is more to do with his enemies than the President, writes Tim Blair.
Baboon ‘Houdini’ gets the snip
After staging a great escape to flee his vasectomy, the ‘Houdini’ baboon has now had the snip, and is resting with his ‘happy wives. PLUS: In this exclusive interview, male research baboon TLD51830J tells Tim Blair what set the trio off.
Original URL: https://www.dailytelegraph.com.au/journalists/tim-blair/page/168