We can’t ignore China’s role in this catastrophe
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.
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How political players are trying to harness the virus crisis
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.
Biden’s bizarre outbursts too disturbing to ignore
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.
We need an explanation for AFL madness
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.
As election looms, Ardern is looking desperate
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.
Anger of Bourke St victims’ families is justified
Families of the victims of James Gargasoulas have every right to condemn police after they failed to stop their loved ones from being “sacrificed”. Now the deep issues at the heart of Victoria Police have been revealed, writes Rita Panahi.
How Weinstein was the ultimate virtue signaller
He was a seemingly progressive champion of women, a Leftist political advocate and celebrated by the elite for years. But Harvey Weinstein has been unmasked as the quintessential virtue signaller, writes Rita Panahi.
Good blokes don’t kill
Some crimes are so incomprehensibly evil that they can traumatise an entire nation. The horrific murder of Hannah Clarke and her children Aaliyah, 6, Laianah, 4 and Trey, 3, will haunt Australians for years.
‘Good blokes’ do not commit such depraved acts
As the nation reels from the savage killing of Hannah Clarke and her children, we cannot allow any excuses for gutless monsters like Rowan Baxter. We must do all we can to protect women and kids trying to escape brutal domestic violence, writes Rita Panahi.
The seven rules of airline etiquette
The days when air travel was a glamorous affair may be long gone but today’s regular flyers fear coronavirus less than being seated next to an uncouth, discourteous oaf. Here are the seven cardinal rules of airline etiquette, writes Rita Panahi.
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