Does truth still matter at Sydney University?
Despite Sydney University’s code of conduct, Mark Scott has clearly decided that academics no longer need to meet ‘the highest ethical, professional and legal standards’.
Despite Sydney University’s code of conduct, Mark Scott has clearly decided that academics no longer need to meet ‘the highest ethical, professional and legal standards’.
As Islamists use hostages to divide western societies against themselves, it’s time to eradicate this evil.
From Melbourne University to the MSO, the leadership of our institutions is now morally and intellectually bankrupt.
Issuing visas to applicants who ‘rhetorically support’ Hamas’s genocidal worldview is an insult to Australia’s values.
From the ABC to Officeworks, our institutions are refusing to enforce the norms of civility indispensable to a free society.
For all their joys and disappointments, the finest feature of the Olympics is the virtues they celebrate: ambition, determination, discipline and, above all, merit. In a world that increasingly views them with disdain, proclaiming their enduring value is a virtue in itself.
As the forces that make for social integration weaken, Islamic sectarianism could be even more divisive than the religious conflicts of the 1920s.
The question is not which candidate is younger or older but who can best deal with a world in crisis.
Rupert Murdoch’s first national daily upholds a time-honoured mission even as it meets modern challenges.
Americans need to remember that in politics the chasms that yawn beneath us are deeper than the peaks that beckon us are high.
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