The perpetually outraged are struggling to make sense of the Sam Kerr saga but for many, her offence isn’t what she allegedly said in a heated moment, it’s the hypocrisy of lecturing about racism and allegedly falling short herself.
That John Pesutto has held on for this long is a testament to the lack of talent and depth in the Victorian Liberal Party – and the bad news is his likely replacements aren’t much better.
Scott Morrison’s defence of his government’s Covid-era response in his farewell speech was fanciful bordering on delusional but the former PM was right to urge an embrace of values that underpin our civilisation.
The Labor candidate for Dunkley’s “white privilege” analysis of No voters puts her at odds with some 56 per cent of the electorate she seeks to represent.
Jacinta Allan’s Labor government is inhabiting a parallel universe if it thinks debt-riddled Victoria — with soaring insolvencies and fewer business start-ups than elsewhere — is “going gangbusters”.
Channel 10’s legal woes have become a soap opera and each new eye-opening revelation highlights how some segments of the media are proudly divorced from reality.
Indigenous Australians Minister Linda Burney revealed disturbing news this week that suggests the government is pushing ahead with plans to defy the will of the Australian people.
Activists, feckless politicians, sporting bodies and big corporates who shunned Australia Day are joyously marking the Lunar New Year, but how can the race-obsessed malcontent look past China’s litany of crimes?
The Queensland Premier may have giggled like a schoolgirl when asked about the devastating impact of youth crime but at least the Sunshine State government, unlike Victoria’s, has no plans to raise the age of criminal responsibility.
The Marxist malcontents in local government have been delivered a clear message, while the far-Left revealed their ugly side at the Pride March.
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