All Hat, No Catastrophe
If this summer was any hotter, it’d be winter. Much of Australia endured sub-optimal weather on Christmas Day as global warming yet again failed to deliver local heat.
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Thursday Noticeboard
Today’s noticeboard is brought to you by the ABC’s termination of The Drum, its largely unwatched universal leftist agreement program.
Mundine wins major apology from SBS after heated Voice debate
Indigenous campaigner Warren Mundine has won a significant double apology from SBS – despite the tax-funded broadcaster’s bureaucratic stalling and evasions.
How Yes Turned Wonderfully to No
There are two good reasons for continued analysis of the Voice to Parliament’s referendum defeat.
Turn on the Taps!
Union leader Sally McManus has important advice for flood-hit residents of northern Queensland.
Ex-president wins battle for laughs in campaign
Donald Trump is campaigning again, this time for the 2024 presidential election. And the press is again failing to understand what’s happening, writes Tim Blair.
Monday Noticeboard
Today’s noticeboard is brought to you by senior Labor envirobuddy Chris Bowen, who is beginning to boil under pressure.
Lisa shy about her tabloid exploits
Former The Project host Lisa Wilkinson’s distaste at being drawn as a ‘cheap tabloid journalist’ is laughable, writes Tim Blair. On a reported $1.7m, she may not have come cheap, but she has a rich tabloid heritage.
Time to celebrate as woke power hits the wall
The woke movement has scored many victories, but it appears it has hit the wall in its crusade. Most notably when the heads of some of the USA’s most prestigious colleges appeared before their government, writes Tim Blair
Sunday Noticeboard
Today’s noticeboard is brought to you by the hottest year on record – something you’d think more of us might have noticed.
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