‘Saving the planet’ with EVs is delusional
If electric vehicles were half as good as activists claim, then they’d be embraced by consumers without market manipulation.
Rita Panahi
Qantas is no longer the spirit of Australia
From flight cancellations to illegally sacking baggage handlers to big fat pay cheques for executives, it’s not hard to see why Qantas is no longer beloved.
Thorburn can’t turn the other cheek over Dons saga
Andrew Thorburn must make Essendon pay — organisations will only stop behaving in this intolerant way when there’s a financial cost for their woke wankery.
Dan’s selective care for vulnerable not fooling anyone
The man responsible for plunging Victorians into isolation and depression now has the gall to claim he’s worried about mental health.
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In 2016 I didn’t think Donald Trump was a real conservative, up to the job or had a realistic chance of winning, but I’ve been proven wrong, writes Rita Panahi.
Other issues trump coronavirus in US election
Polling shows that coronavirus is far from the number one issue for the majority of Americans, writes Rita Panahi.
Media misses the mark on COVID reality in US
If you believed most media reporting you’d think the US COVID response was the worst in the world and it’s all down to Donald Trump. But blaming him for what happened in the worst-affected states is like blaming Scott Morrison for what happened in Victoria, writes Rita Panahi.
BLM protesters use death as an excuse to cause mayhem
BLM protesters have unleashed mindless violence masquerading as social justice activism after a man wielding a knife charged at police and was shot dead, writes Rita Panahi.
Victorians are at breaking point, Premier. Don’t fail again
The Premier is not very good at governing and Victorians have paid the price. Incompetence and arrogance are a dangerous mix and we’ve had plenty of both in Victoria during the past seven months, writes Rita Panahi.
Dan’s disturbing disdain for women who challenge him
It can make for uncomfortable viewing as the Premier switches from the jovial, matey tone he reserves for male journalists to the barely concealed disdain he appears to have for the contingent of women who’ve challenged him, writes Rita Panahi.
Dangerous new era of censorship as big tech stifles Biden story
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World’s leading epidemiologists slam Victoria’s COVID response
COVID-19 is a deadly virus but for the great majority who are infected it is neither a death sentence nor an illness needing medical treatment, and leading epidemiologists have slammed our backwards approach, writes Rita Panahi.
How dumb do these boffins think we are?
As if amnesiac bureaucrats weren’t enough, Andrew Crisp retracting what little evidence he gave at the hotel inquiry is the cherry on top of a useless and deeply troubling situation, writes Rita Panahi.
Left-wing privilege letting Dan off the hook
You can be sure Premier Daniel Andrews’ condescending and often hostile treatment of female journalists would be called out as sexist were it not for his leftist privilege, writes Rita Panahi.
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