It’ll be a black-letter day when Greens dictate policy
Why reward with Labor preferences a party that wants to reward terrorists with statehood?
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Hey Zoomer, the world is an imperfect place
Some Jedi-like wisdom for younger generations who are missing out in a culture where instant gratification is king.
One small flight for a pop star, one giant leap for truth
Calling the celebrity joyriders astronauts is an insult to hardworking women and girls in STEM.
PM, people like me will be drowning in red ink for decades
Those in government need to start acting like adults who understand leadership involves making hard decisions, not just writing cheques like a drunk lotto winner.
Go to bed with Greens, wake up to a toxic society
When Adam Bandt, with his twisted logic, blames Israel for the despicable actions of Hamas you know you are entering an alternative reality.
As missiles rained down over Tel Aviv, I felt as if time stood still
In the six days I was on the ground, the Houthis launched five ballistic missile attacks on Israel from Yemen. This is how Israelis live, and somehow, they’ve been told they deserve it.
Labor turns a blind eye to facts as details emerge on hostage abuse
Our government remains weirdly, unhealthily, obsessed with demonising Israel while ignoring the obvious. Are they wilfully ignorant or just a bit dim?
The bloodstains and bullet holes the PM refuses to see
Anthony Albanese and Penny Wong have hitched our Middle East policy to a corrupt Palestinian Authority.
For many, Christmas is a painful reminder of things lost … or still missing
I won’t see my family this Christmas. I’ll be on the tail end of my last work trip for the year that will bring me back to Australia on Boxing Day night. But I won’t be alone.
Labor’s university politics is tearing apart the nation
Forget politics or power. Australian values of fairness and tolerance are being attacked and eroded with impunity.
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