Still waiting for Left’s condemnation
BLEEDING hearts are strangely silent on the PNG solution.
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PROGRESSIVE policies can have perverse impacts on single-parent families.
The crime of being drunk
CURBS on police powers – not alcohol pricing – give the inebriated free rein to bash.
Spare us another human rights sermon
THE commissioners’ latest activist outburst could become their last hurrah.
Vanity bill keeps homeless in the cold
A WARM inner glow won’t heat those sleeping rough.
Why capitalism raises an animal’s spirits
WHY would a farmer willingly harm a pig?
Curriculum risks contaminating minds
PRESSURE groups that question the advances of technology serve only to confuse children.
Literary titan a ‘man of elegance’
WRITER, publisher, intellectual and epicurean Christopher Pearson has died peacefully in his sleep in Adelaide at the age of 61.
This program contains very few facts
THE Whitlam documentary suggests the ABC has given up telling the national story.
Why the Dickens is money the answer?
THE ALP used to be wise to tricks of the education union.
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