Thousands of schoolchildren suffer climate trauma thanks to doomy teachers, academics, politicians and the media, yet none of their apocalyptic predictions ever come true, worse still, they never apologised, writes Tim Blair.
The scandal over Anthony Albanese’s reported requests for Qantas upgrades is yet another sign the tone-deaf Prime Minister is heading for the departure gate, writes Tim Blair.
Thousands of Australian schoolchildren still suffer climate trauma thanks to doomy teachers, academics, politicians and the media, yet none of their apocalyptic predictions ever come true, and worse still, they never apologised, writes Tim Blair.
Serving fries at McDonald’s and poking fun at Kamala Harris’s claims to have worked there is just one of the many ways Donald Trump continues to connect with regular people and defy his delusional critics, writes Tim Blair.
‘God smiles on new governments,’ a respected former ALP leader once mused. Two years later, that electoral god is no longer smiling on Anthony Albanese, writes Tim Blair.
There would have been no deaths in Gaza for protesters to protest were it not for the declaration of war that was Hamas’s October 7 blood and rape orgy, writes Tim Blair.
In Australia, climate protesters who block traffic or otherwise impede their cultural, intellectual and genetic superiors are invariably treated with inexplicable kindness. But it’s time that changed.
‘The world cannot wait. We cannot allow any party to obstruct the prospect of peace’. Tell that to Hamas Ms Wong, writes Tim Blair.
Campaigning against free speech is just the latest. US President Joe Biden and the conscious members of his administration have been crying about terrible freedom for years.
By Virgin Australia allowing cats and dogs in the cabin, air travel will like a lottery, where unlucky losers will be stuck next to someone else’s companion, writes Tim Blair.
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