Hiring of Malcolm a foolish decision
The surprise isn’t that Turnbull was dumped as chair of the NSW government’s net zero emissions board. It’s that he was ever considered.
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It’s time to fight back against the mind-reeling hypocrisy and crass opportunism of so-called progressives.
Here we go again: weak leaders induce states of panic
Outside of NSW, the fear mongering of pathetic premiers rushing into lockdown amid a handful of cases is inflicting enormous social and economic harm.
A high stakes bid for equality
Just because Labor and the green-left media have weaponised sexual assault allegations does not mean we should duck a broader discussion.
Thin line between genius and insanity in Voice idea
A plan to have local and regional Indigenous Voices underpinning the national body warrants more attention.
Rational debate killed in the sewer of social media
In a selfless and courageous act researching this column, I typed my name into the search bar of Twitter. The results were telling.
‘Get Porter’ a media disgrace
Her bosses at the ABC should have had closer oversight of Louise Milligan’s story, given her close personal involvement in it.
What the public hasn’t been told about the Higgins case
The trauma inflicted on Brittany Higgins is terrible, but the partisan political responses have been odious and confected.
Three important reasons to take up the nuclear option
The climate and energy debate swirled into a tragic and deadly reality in Texas this week. This is what it looks like when renewables let you down.
Knee-jerk leaders are kicking us to the kerb
Sensible precautions be damned — we must eliminate any minuscule chance of COVID-19 crossing a state border.
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