‘Wrong kind of woman’ bound to sisterhood’s new rules
The cold hard truth is that nobody takes down a woman like another woman.
The cold hard truth is that nobody takes down a woman like another woman.
Don’t be taken in by the teal-blue brigade’s poppycock. Calling yourself an independent doesn’t make you one.
Contrast the image of John Howard — in a bullet-proof vest, staring down a hostile crowd to do what was right, not what was popular — with what passes for political leadership now.
Anyone who is invested in keeping this misery going should not be allowed a vote about the path forward.
Born of a genuine desire to unify our federation at a time of crisis, it’s instead been a powerful insight into ego and political horse trading.
For sheer, idiotic inconsistency, this week’s Covid messaging really takes the cake.
Kate Jenkins’ report into parliamentary culture is a grubby read. Shocking too, but only in the sense that anyone is actually surprised by the content.
Having watched life slip away, I cannot reconcile the cheapness that assisted dying laws assign it.
Where was the federal government when Victoria police were firing rubber bullets on their fellow citizens?
Leaders who stoke panic and division eventually reap the whirlwind. The unfolding tragedy of Victoria is evidence of that.
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