Who’s got the guts to lead us out of Fortress Australia?
Sure, life in Australia seems normal — but a reality check, please. What part of normal involves keeping 25 million people prisoners indefinitely?
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A troubling case of mistaking identity
Identity politics is what you get when people lack purpose and meaning. It’s an external disease with an internal cure.
Stand up and take a swipe at double standards
It’s open season on our Prime Minister, his wife, their marriage and their faith-based values.
Women’s issues run beyond a politicised agenda
The current iteration of the women’s movement has boldly professed to speak for all of us. It doesn’t speak for me.
No culture more destructive than the culture of self
This crisis isn’t just about women. It’s about arrogant, self-absorbed people pissing about on our dime.
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.
Beware of the shards from this shattering glass house
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
The art of respectful dissent in our national discourse has been killed by people screaming tolerance as they pull the trigger.
Original URL: https://www.theaustralian.com.au/author/gemma-tognini/page/16