We should thank Jill Gallagher for exposing the disturbing fact that an endless gimme-gimme is the only thing we’ll get from the disastrous victim mentality of the Aboriginal industry.
There was one key issue missed in the reports on Taylor Auerbach’s demolition derby in court last week – and it is bad for journalism.
It’s extraordinary to see a Prime Minister so openly contradicted by his Foreign Minister, and under Penny Wong’s plan it would be bad luck for Israel and a great win for the Hamas group.
The Yes campaign for the Voice may have been backed by money, celebrities, institutions and business leaders but Australians still heard the arguments and voted No to dividing us by race.
Left-wing anthropologist Peter Sutton’s shock at being guillotined by his former ABC comrades for being on my side of the Bruce Pascoe fraud is laughable.
Dan Andrews’ attempt to save the planet by banning gas in new homes will be cold comfort for everyone — including the climate crazies — when Victoria’s electricity supply runs short.
Brittany Higgins is now Aboriginal, too? I’m not calling her a fake but I wonder how anyone could claim she is in any meaningful way Indigenous.
Many Victorians, myself included, support Daniel Andrews’ decision to can the Commonwealth Games. But there is one key question he still needs to answer.
Gary Johns has copped it for calling for Aboriginality blood tests for welfare payments — but fauxborigines will just increase with a Voice in our constitution.
It is staggering how much damage Daniel Andrews has done to Victoria. These are the four lessons other premiers need to learn from his disastrous decisions.
Noel Pearson tried to do a reverse ferret on Saturday, as polls show Australians are waking up to how dangerous and racist the Voice actually is.
What message does it send when Albanese government ministers parrot Daniel Andrews’ deceitful excuse for welshing on a deal and cancelling the Commonwealth Games?
The ABC’s film on the greatest literary fake we’ve ever known at least served to explain why so many people are so desperate to believe Bruce Pascoe and his made-up history.
The Albanese government handed Brittany Higgins up to $3m in a confidential settlement after she claimed she’d been “diagnosed as medically unfit for any form of employment” – so how could she now be working at the UN?
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