Consequences should flow for Gunner
NT Chief Minister Michael Gunner’s inflammatory and prejudicial language around the shooting of Kumanjayi Walker is deeply troubling.
NT Chief Minister Michael Gunner’s inflammatory and prejudicial language around the shooting of Kumanjayi Walker is deeply troubling.
Anthony Albanese once described John Howard as ‘a man without vision’. Now he quotes him on economic reform. Meanwhile, Julian Burnside’s first-world problem is hard to swallow.
The shameless self-promoter has advanced equality by proving women can be as vain, pompous, and obnoxious as any man.
The vanity project of founder Simon Holmes a Court, the heir to a fortune built on coal, oil and gas, sounds very much like an entity it pompously claims to oppose.
Kaushaliya Vaghela accused Daniel Andrews of being a misogynist and a bully. Labor’s reaction was denial, indifference, and gaslighting.
For Nareen Young, a sandwich seems a political statement. Careful separating sourdough from ciabatta … it’s not something you want to focaccia up.
AFLW player Haneen Zreika’s boycott of a diversity round, due to her Islamic faith, was applauded the Left and the ABC. Would a Christian get the same response?
Sure it’s the silly season, but given the absurdities of 2021 (we’re looking at you, Queensland, Victoria, WA …), the prospect of a new successor to Joe Biden really isn’t that far-fetched.
What did Lidia Thorpe see that prompted her misogynistic slur on Hollie Hughes? She’s not telling. And the Greens just want to move on.
Self-appointed arbiter Peter FitzSimons caned ‘low-minded nutters’ for flying the flag at anti-lockdown protests, but he’s OK with it being co-opted by the high-minded CFMEU folks.
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