An anguished quest for privacy … by airing their grubby laundry
Privileged, tin-eared and much aggrieved, Meghan and Harry are a metaphor for many in their generation. Don’t worry, there is a cure.
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Let’s not ignore the truth that, in many cases, men get away with terrible behaviour because senior women who know what’s going on keep their mouths shut.
If this is feminism in 2021, I want none of it
Female engineers: good. Cheerleaders: bad. Who are these moral arbiters wielding the axe on ‘acceptable’ women’s jobs?
Covid boffins make it up as they go
If there’s one thing this pandemic has stripped bare, it is just how inept the risk-management capability of the states really is.
Stop the cancellers or they will hang us
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Pandemic reveals ugly Aussie truth
Changing a word in our national anthem is well intentioned, but the states’ Covid response shows we are anything but one.
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Finding common ground with Plibersek
The message from her own side was clear. Either subscribe to the narrative, Tanya, or don’t sit with us at lunch time.
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