Q+A sunk by bias, irrelevance … and tedious whataboutery
The program’s reach for yin and yang commentary became ridiculous. Good riddance, I say. And yes, you can take that as a comment.
The program’s reach for yin and yang commentary became ridiculous. Good riddance, I say. And yes, you can take that as a comment.
Greta Thunberg’s sail from Sicily to nowhere was never about better outcomes for Gazans. It was merely the shameless pursuit of celebrity, designed to prove her Western enemies – on this occasion Israelis – were seen as the bad guys.
Hero detective whose ‘principled performance of his sworn duty’ saw him forced out of Victoria Police in the 1970s for his attempts to investigate child sexual abuse in the Catholic Church, has passed away, age 93.
The election result cast the Prime Minister as the Grim Reaper, scythe in hand, pointing a skeletal index finger at his political opponents.
There’s a lot we don’t know about space, but did we need to know it smelt like this?
The Nationals have formally fled the field of battle, in a tantrum that means they now must rely on the generosity of Anthony Albanese to determine crucial matters of party status and funding.
Nihilist online networks such as 764 and No Lives Matter rely on a grab bag of extremist ideologies that include Nazism and the occult to persuade young people to stream depraved and self-harming acts.
It was the worst political campaign I’ve ever seen and I am old enough to remember Mark Latham’s Labor opposition clutching a humiliating defeat from the jaws of a potential victory in 2004.
A week in life of Greens leader Adam Bandt on the campaign, as told by Jack the Insider.
Liberal corflutes, the climate emergency, battling the hate media and the death of one of the great social media influencers of our time: a week in the life of Dr Monique Ryan.
Original URL: https://www.theaustralian.com.au/author/jack-the-insider