Lone wolves are usually not so lonely
We shouldn’t assume lone wolf terrorists can’t be stopped. In fact, most so-called lone wolves have lots of help, writes James Morrow.
We shouldn’t assume lone wolf terrorists can’t be stopped. In fact, most so-called lone wolves have lots of help, writes James Morrow.
Simply by reading this article, you are shirking your patriotic duty to use every waking moment getting and spending as much as you can, writes James Morrow.
Far from dumbing down the “institution of marriage”, Married At First Sight is giving Australians an old-fashioned morality tale, writes James Morrow.
Facing declining ratings, political controversies and racist claims, has anyone stopped to ask whether the Oscars stuff-up wasn’t a mistake at all, writes James Morrow.
If children’s author Mem Fox’s performance is anything to go by, the best way to raise sympathetic outrage is to have visa trouble at the US border.
Milo Yiannopoulos’ views on underage sex are repulsive, but shutting down even repulsive ideas is still an attack on free speech, writes James Morrow
THERE’S a rumour medicos will rename Relevance Deprivation Syndrome “Kevin Rudd Syndrome” — it makes sense the way he pops up to offer his view on everything.
An expensive scheme to engineer our diets is exactly the kind of misguided project health busybodies love to sink their teeth into, writes James Morrow.
In suggesting that of all the faiths practised around the world Islam is “the most feminist religion”, Yassmin Abdel-Magied delivered pure comedy, writes James Morrow.
Commentator Milo Yiannopoulos cancelled a university talk after protesters started fires and threw stones, writes James Morrow. That’s not free speech. That’s fascism.
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