A radicalised teen assailant who stabbed a man in a Bunnings carpark in Perth’s south made his intentions and motivations crystal clear, so why are authorities baulking at calling a spade a spade?
A Greens senator has argued that racist comments against white people aren’t really racist, as she sues over an alleged breach of the Racial Discrimination Act. It’s a case that has huge significance for free speech in this country.
The bruised and battered face of 73-year-old Ninette Simons should shame the Albanese government and prompt the immediate demotion of Immigration Minister Andrew Giles and Home Affairs Minister Clare O’Neil.
One would have hoped that the Voice referendum would’ve served as a wake-up call to the Australian media, but instead journalists are doubling down on activism masquerading as reporting — and the usual suspects have embarrassed themselves.
The 3AW brains trust are finding that simply putting a younger host with an Instagram following into the crucial drive timeslot will not see younger listeners migrate en masse to AM radio.
Are people seriously shocked that a religious leader holds religious views including about the ever expanding alphabet people?
For Lisa Wilkinson to triumphantly proclaim outside court that she was found to have published the truth about the Bruce Lehrmann and Brittany Higgins case is not the full story, not even close.
It says something about the “integrity” standards of the AFL that Jeremy Finlayson’s offence is considered far more grievous than a player who breaks the law by obtaining and using a banned substance.
If the nation was ever given a referendum on the Big Australia strategy — driven by a perfect storm of ineptitude and poor planning — the result would make the failed Voice look popular.
You’ve got to love Andrew Bogut for summing up how rotten the league’s illicit drug policy is and how claims of “putting player welfare first” are self-serving codswallop.
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