Nothing will save the Voice, but can Albanese save himself?
Just admitting the Voice is dead won’t save Labor, Albanese must change — he must realise his own arrogance and laziness helped kill it.
Just admitting the Voice is dead won’t save Labor, Albanese must change — he must realise his own arrogance and laziness helped kill it.
It wasn’t because of cancelled flights and dudded shareholders that Alan Joyce had to quit Qantas — it was because he killed Australians’ love for his airline with his divisive identity politics.
Undaunted by the evident craziness of trying to divide this mongrel nation by race, the Yoorrook Justice Commission’s report handed down this week is now pushing for a new apartheid.
How does God manage this business, deciding who must die – and when? There has been no more agonising issue for my wife and I than whether to have our faithful old dog with dementia, put down.
The co-ordinated campaign to silence Craig Kelly is the most dangerous example of cancel culture yet, writes Andrew Bolt.
Nothing Eddie McGuire will ever do will be enough to satisfy the more anti-racist-than-thou journalists.
Of course vaccines are still our biggest hope, but don’t expect coronavirus to be gone by year’s end. Or for years to come.
China made it crystal clear it’s ready to risk a new world conflict after Taiwan called itself independent.
Democrats’ efforts to stop Trump from running again is not really about punishing a president — it is in fact punishing voters.
President Xi Jinping’s talk directly conflicts with his actions but the West has never seemed less keen on defending the very freedoms China threatens.
Journalists would rather feed the hatred against Margaret Court by misquoting her than highlight her incredible charity work.
Sure we can go ahead and change the date of Australia Day but many activists are against not just the date, but against the idea of this nation.
He was right to be furious, but the Prime Minister was taking a leaf from China’s book in condemning a doctored image, writes Andrew Bolt.
Christmas is a time for reflection and goodwill, and there’s one apology at the top of Andrew Bolt’s wishlist.
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