Beautiful melting pot of cultures risks boiling over
The Albanese government idly stands by while some seek to overturn the values we hold dear.
Gemma Tognini
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‘It’s for your own good’ isn’t a good enough argument
A two-tier approach to social media standards, to morality, is not governing for all Australians, as we were promised and is unlikely to end up where we want to go.
What if our government had stood firmly beside Israel
The war would have ended quickly if the world had united to demand the hostages’ release.
‘M’ word’s no longer a taboo subject – and it’s about time
Women are mad as hell about health and ageing and we’re not going to keep quiet anymore.
Hostage horrors ignored as world turns a blind eye
Has everyone contracted selective amnesia about the historical evils wrought upon Jews?
A picture worth a thousand conspiracy theories, but now we know the truth
Princess Kate has shared with the world that she is battling cancer. We should take a moment to reflect on why we’ve been so ready to believe the wild and bizarre over sensible, real-life explanations.
Stop for Ramadan? We need a come to Jesus moment
On Hamas, Australia and Australians need a headfirst, deep-hearted, full-frontal collision with the truth.
I was robbed of the choice to be a mother. Kids are not a career speed bump
The national conversation around a woman’s decision to work, or stay home, or to attempt to do both, is far too one-sided.
Activists left in a spin when racism only applies to some
We’re now being told racism is contextual. I don’t think Kerr is a racist, and she isn’t responsible for the nonsense the progressive left try to impose upon the rest of us in relation to identity.
Palestinians are mired in permanent refugee misery
When a Palestinian activist waxes lyrical in Melbourne about sending a child on a suicide mission, and the head of the Islamic Council of Victoria says October 7 is justified, we need leadership.
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