Did Lucy McCallum make these remarks because, deep down, she’d rather be an activist than a judge? This is a battle about fundamental legal principles that go to the core of our criminal justice system.
To help terrified progressive adults get through Trump’s inauguration, may I suggest purchasing a small sign that says: ‘Dry your eyes, Princess’.
Most people don’t need another Donald Trump victory to realise that the ‘progressive’ left has gone too far in its modern-day project to mould society to suit its personal cultural cravings. But it can’t hurt.
Donald Trump is often described as a threat to democracy. His behaviour after the 2020 election was despicable. But only dills would claim democracy is automatically safe in the hands of Kamala Harris.
It’s high time we got to the bottom of the Prime Minister’s relationship with Alan Joyce.
When it comes to losing, what matters most is not how the losing presidential candidate deals with defeat. More important is that those who voted for the losing candidate accept the result.
The collective Yes position on the voice was the tip of the legal profession’s politically ‘progressive’ iceberg.
Re-education camps are all the rage. The ABC is re-educating its staff about racism. It’s not clear from its recent racism review what it means by racism.
One way or another, the Albanese government’s mishandling of Brittany Higgins’s claim against the commonwealth was always going to come back to haunt it.
There are two Indigenous projects on foot in Australia: ‘reconciliation’ and ‘closing the gap’. The former demands special rights for Indigenous people. The second demands equal opportunities for every Australian.
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