Stink of rot making Melbourne unrecognisable
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?
Andrew Bolt
Tears for an old friend on his final trip
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.
Nothing will save the Voice, but can Albanese save himself?
Just admitting the Voice is dead won’t save Labor, Albanese must change — he must realise his own arrogance and laziness helped kill it.
Love lost for Qantas when Joyce turned it into his soapbox
It wasn’t because of cancelled flights and dudded shareholders that Alan Joyce had to quit Qantas — it was because he killed Australians’ love for his airline with his divisive identity politics.
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Put faith in the justice system
There’s one thing missing in the political brawl over the alleged rape at Parliament House of Brittany Higgins.
Dan’s lockdown result of self-serving hyperbole
Upon setting Victorians free, the premier victoriously proclaimed his lockdown “worked” — but at a cost of $1b, it shouldn’t have happened in the first place.
Hypocrisy of BLM riots laid bare
Anyone who didn’t call out all the incitement and violence that happened at Black Lives Matter protests has no right to now feign horror at Trump.
‘Tough guy’ Dan is just a sham
Dan Andrews wants Victorian to think he’s “tough” on COVID, but when it comes to measures that truly keep the community safe he’s weak.
Why race warriors will never be satisfied
The resignation of Eddie McGuire proves race warriors will never be satisfied by any concession to their “anti-racist” demands.
ABC proves it’s blind to the facts
ABC host Paul Barry this week gave a stunning example of how malice and bias blinds our Leftist national broadcaster even to facts that could save your life.
Stop unfairly jailing old men over child rape claims
In this day and age it’s as if no one dares disbelieve anyone claiming to be a victim, for fear they may be accused of being cruel.
Why facts no longer count in climate debate
Saying that data now shows surprisingly little proof of warming, even if it is the truth, is just asking for trouble.
Left trying to muzzle Kelly for speaking the truth
The co-ordinated campaign to silence Craig Kelly is the most dangerous example of cancel culture yet, writes Andrew Bolt.
Why Eddie will never please the race warriors
Nothing Eddie McGuire will ever do will be enough to satisfy the more anti-racist-than-thou journalists.
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