Stop the votes and get on board with the glorious Elizabeth Farrelly revolution
The nation’s democracy must be destroyed in order to save it, opines the Nine columnist.
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Aunty Ita, or how Australia learned to stop worrying and love the public broadcaster
Would Q&A work better as a digital ‘At my desk’ column from the queen of media?
Who needs food when the agitprop is juicy and visionary leaders are richly rewarded?
Like Russia and China before it, Venezuela is a red star destination for today’s political pilgrims.
It takes real character but it’s certainly possible to be stoic about the loss of others’ jobs
The beauty of green employment is there’s always somebody else’s money to subsidise it.
Fools don’t need to rush in these days, they just tweet where angels fear to tread
It took a bit to become an opprobrium magnet yesterday, but one man rose to the challenge.
Running into climate change strife
But in the excitement he missed a couple. Luckily, we have Labor’s Mark Butler to jog memories.
More schools are needed, but if they don’t look nice you’ll feel the wrath of Farrelly
Sure, a serious need is being addressed, but the architecture writer sees a city going to the dogs.
Give me your tired, your poor, your huddled masses of intersectional victim dudes
An affair in which nice activists came to hope that a vicious attack had in fact taken place.
Wouldn’t it be wonderful if clean, green virtue were rewarded with a tidy price rise?
Good investors such as the Church of England have prevailed over coal-fired sinfulness.
Full Marx for the glorious rehabilitation of socialism from the dustbin of history!
Communism’s prophet profited from the capitalist press and an industrialist’s largesse.
A splash in The Australian makes waves at a sensitive national intelligence agency
ASIO’s ability to vet asylum-seekers was identified as a security risk in the Phelps bill.
It gets messy when compassionista journalists collide with the punters they ‘educate’
Perhaps the Wentworth by-election wasn’t speaking for the nation on border security.
Peter Dutton, Barrie Cassidy, Twitter and the beginning of a beautiful friendship
And as Labor eyes what eats bamboo shoots and doesn’t leave, the PM is focused on other beasts.
Like to hear a Christmas Island fable about asylum-seekers? Ask Brendan O’Connor
People-smugglers get the money, the government puts personnel at risk and may still be blamed.
All Tim Anderson’s supporters at Sydney Uni are saying is give anti-Semites a chance
Did Joan Kirner have an explosive temper, a short fuse or was she just very boring?
Shanghai Sam done like a dinner but Beijing Bob stands by the billion-dollar man
As one door closes in the Middle Kingdom, a well-oiled one opens in the Middle East.
‘Trust me, I’m a doctor and Nauru is worse than Auschwitz’ doesn’t wash with punters
Wentworth Lady is not for turning but Mr Shorten turns to putty in Peter Dutton’s hands.
Kevin Rudd the greatest revisionist of all when it comes to wasting $20 billion on NBN
Ken Henry can be blamed for many things, but not for telling Labor to kill people insulating houses.
When you’re on Twitter, you’re never more than a few tweets away from a total scold
And for a change of pace, we’ve chucked in a bit about Orwell and veggies free of charge.
Herald and Age give stage to Hamas defender who trumps Trump using Jews as props
A record of one-eyed reports and bias is no obstacle to getting published at Nine.
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