Society’s battle with Irritabilities
Individuals afflicted with conditions such as Shareism, Usurperism and Meeism are a menace to those around them.
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Rudd’s fatal flaw still on full display
The former PM boasts about ‘broad shoulders’ in dealing with critics, but it’s his glass jaw that continues to be most evident.
Kowtowing kangaroos and perils of a free press
China, The Mocker hears your list of 14 grievances, and says it was perhaps wrong of us to besmirch the good name of the CCP.
Canberra Bubble ‘scoop’ all soap, no substance
Many of those howling in support of the recent ‘expose’ sang a different tune about Bill Clinton’s escapades.
Trump’s litigation critics have short memories
Those who have slammed the US President’s actions to delegitimise the election should look back on their own words.
When will we get enlightened about Islam?
How many more attacks will it take to acknowledge a certain religion isn’t as serene and peaceful as some would have us believe?
Meek acceptance sad side-effect of virus
We have largely bowed to questionable restrictions on our liberty, while condemning those who try to hold leaders to account.
Dan-nesia: in Victoria, it’s a thing
Fronting up daily for a press conference or inquiry means sod-all if you offer nothing of substance.
Distasteful hate circus after Trump diagnosis
Loathing one’s political enemies is one thing. Wishing them dead or hoping they won’t recover is entirely another.
Truth defined by noisy minority
Liberal senator Claire Chandler must attend a ‘mediation session’ after upsetting the trans lobby. Here’s how she should respond.
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