This week we saw many examples of inconsistent messages from authorities on what we can and can’t do. If the government doesn’t want to undermine the public’s faith and co-operation, they must stop demanding we blindly follow restrictions that defy logic, writes Rita Panahi.
The government’s new moratorium on evictions lacks policy detail and has left renters, landlords and property managers confused and anxious. We need clarity to ensure private landlords are protected just as tenants are, writes Rita Panahi.
The Greens trying to turn the coronavirus crisis into a gender issue has at least provided the rest of us with a reason to laugh, even if we’re also shaking our heads, writes Rita Panahi.
Australia’s reliance on China for medical equipment and pharmaceuticals threatens the future health of the nation. We must be more self-reliant, writes Rita Panahi.
The Chinese regime has through its ineptitude, dishonesty and recklessness, unleashed a virus that will leave tens of thousands dead and likely cause a global recession.
Forget the snivelling deference of WHO and the work of communist propagandists — China’s central role in the coronavirus tragedy must never be forgotten, writes Rita Panahi.
From the start of the coronavirus crisis we’ve seen political pundits and players injecting race into an issue that has nothing to do with race and trying to use a global medical crisis to damage their domestic ideological foes, writes Rita Panahi.
For years they have declared Donald Trump unfit for office, yet when it comes to bizarre outbursts from Joe Biden, the media has fallen silent. But we should worry about a potential US president who has no problem abusing voters, writes Rita Panahi.
The Andrews government’s plan to fork out a hefty sum for a second-rate AFL game would be funny if it wasn’t so mindlessly stupid. Why are we spending public money on the nation’s wealthiest sporting code, asks Rita Panahi.
Jacinda Ardern represents the Leftist ideal of woke agendas and supposedly compassionate politics but as New Zealand’s election sits on a knife edge, her criticism of Australia’s deportation policy is more about domestic politics than ethics, writes Rita Panahi.
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