Marcia Langton has a long history of branding arguments she doesn’t like as racist — it was always insane to think she could sell the Voice which is curiously meant to bring us “reconciliation”.
Melbourne is festering with crime and ruled by a premier who cruelly wasted $360m on the Commonwealth Games. So is this abnormal state of affairs the new normal?
I’d like to think the lick on my face from Kees, my old dog before he was put to sleep, was a kiss goodbye, not a plea for more time. But it was time, and my readers helped me see that.
Just admitting the Voice is dead won’t save Labor, Albanese must change — he must realise his own arrogance and laziness helped kill it.
How reckless can these middle-class radicals get? A video posted by the far-Left activist group Get Up! is playing with fire.
How many more times must Labor be smashed in an election before it realises workers see through its global warming scare?
New Bachelorette Brooke Blurton is one of three people last week who proved race politics in Australia has gone completely mad.
Hamas just wants Israel dead. And it will sacrifice its women and children if that gets Western journalists on its side.
Virgin’s boss was right: people will likely die if we open our borders, but we should. And let jab-shy Aussies choose between the risk of a vaccine or COVID.
Don’t be surprised that even a museum now treats myths as true in the pursuit of race politics. Because only racists now care about facts, right?
Australia Council has been taken over $32k from taxpayers and given the money to artists that are blind to the bigotry the Left.
Despite hundreds of rockets being fired into Israel, it is still seen as the aggressor and Palestinians the victim. The truth can’t get in the way of that narrative.
A flattering bodysuit was all it took for Liz Cambage to backflip her threat to boycott the Olympics but the media has rewarded the appalling behaviour.
Josh Frydenberg didn’t once mention surpluses in his budget speech. So either the Liberals were fooling us when they claimed they mattered, or they’re fooling us now by pretending they don’t.
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