Voice will tear Aboriginal Australia apart
With its members to be selected rather than elected, the Voice to Parliament is undemocratic and set to divide Aboriginal Australia — it’s also likely to take years to set up.
Andrew Bolt
Voice date marks our Apartheid Day
How could Anthony Albanese sell us Noel Pearson’s Voice, a plan to forever divide us by race and guarantee that generations more of Aboriginal children live in poverty?
Bishops’ unholy statement on The Voice campaign
Of all the reckless campaigns for the Voice, the hippy-sounding Listen, Learn, Love statement of the Australian Catholic Bishops is among the worst.
Only Rubiales’ sacking can fix Spain’s ‘sexist’ reputation
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Why Cardinal Pell’s jail diary is a revelation
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No sign of officers in Afghanistan war crimes scandal
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Former leaders’ crusade lays bare their hypocrisy
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For China trade we must forget human rights, freedom
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