Lidia Thorpe has probably set back the republican cause 20 years with her latest stunt, shrieking obscenities at the King of Australia so vehemently and so frequently, it would make a bikie blush or a CFMEU delegate demur.
In the last day or so, the PM’s veritable cricket team of spin doctors have had to face an unplayable delivery: how to spin the purchase of a $4.3m palace.
News that I’m a New Zealand citizen by birth has brought on a personal existential crisis and inflicted a profound psychological blow from which I do not expect to recover.
The law has been found wanting as Australians fly the Hezbollah flag. This is a mess of the Labor government’s making based on cobbled-together legislation.
As usual, politicians are a step behind voters who see celebrities and their endorsements as good reasons to vote the other way. But sometimes those pesky celebs cause more trouble than their endorsements are worth.
A string of arrests in Sydney has blown up the massive organised crime syndicate known as the Commission. The Albanian Mafia could be set to take its place.
Centrism and Liberalism may have become dirty words in the contemporary political lexicon, yet these Liberals did not lapse into stifling political conversation.
Out with social media, in with mandatory rugby league. Welcome to banning things we don’t like, episode 2518.
The supermodel’s claim of curing cancer ‘holistically’ is more than just a book tour — it’s a pitch for her wellness empire.
Senator Faruqi is entitled to her views but she is not entitled to pick and choose which oppressed voices she wants us to hear.
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