Time to call bull on Voice justification
Indigenous Australians Minister Linda Burney’s cordial story may be the dumbest excuse yet for why we should support the racially divisive Voice.
Andrew Bolt
Clown-show coup leaves Putin looking like a weak coward
The coup might have collapsed in a day – but the whole fiasco shows Russians unmistakably that Putin’s war has been a disaster.
Truth is missing in celebration of famous fake Pascoe
A white man is now our most celebrated Aborigine, and democracy is denounced as a threat to Labor’s racist Voice. It’s time to fight back.
Nothing to miss in Australia’s madness
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Casey cluster finally exposes Andrews’ hypocrisy
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Why we must be spared the Cult of Dan
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