‘Hadley was out of his depth’
Shock-jock Ray Hadley got a few things wrong when he unloaded on Tony Abbott and John Howard’s support for George Pell, says Hendo.
Opinion
‘Put a broom through the joint’
Your say on Ita Buttrose taking the reins of the ABC and Jordan Peterson centre-stage on Q&A.
Warringah dilemma revealed
I remain convinced Tony Abbott is the favourite in Warringah. But if Zali Steggall does pull off an upset, it could actually disadvantage Bill Shorten.
Bad week but worse to come
If Kim and Cohen made this one of the worst weeks of Donald Trump’s presidency, Robert Mueller may make 2019 even worse.
Australian mobs work it out, but we may be alone
The UK’s Theresa May is unconvincing while Trump is getting harder to predict.
we’ll pay later FOR BANK probe
Finance sector’s predictable response to Hayne will cause long-term damage.
Watch out for the Democrats’ best Beto next year
O’Rourke’s popular in Texas and has the Kennedy touch.
We must improve fuel security
The Victorian Reliance II is just one of 14 registered ships in Australia, flying the Australian flag. 30 years ago, we had 100.
Pell’s referees right to speak up
Critics have scant understanding of the sentencing process.
Leading the ABC into the mainstream and future
Chairwoman must reform its culture and define its territory.
Right choice to fix insular Aunty
Ita Buttrose gifts the ABC some attributes it’s been lacking. She’s a born leader, powerful advocate and experienced journalist.
Abuse of academic freedom can never be condoned
Sydney Uni did the right thing by sacking Tim Anderson, but it needs to go further.
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.
Many claims fell over before cardinal’s trial
The majority of sex abuse allegations against George Pell that were investigated by Victoria Police fell over before trial.
How would you respond?
You’re in a compulsory induction that asserts gender is a social construct. Disputing this is ‘hate speech’. Any problems so far?
Blistering but no silver bullet
Michael Cohen’s public attack on Donald Trump will damage him, but doesn’t contain the silver bullet Democrats had hoped for.
we’re about to lock in tax breaks we may soon regret
Readjusting the budget to spend soaring mining income will end in greater debt.
Let firms get on with business
Social engineering is not the role of ASX companies.
Pumping up case for Snowy 2.0
The hydro energy scheme leaves taxpayers on the hook.
Reforming AAT to restore faith in appeals system
Boom in migration appeals is beyond community standards.
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.
morrison finally pencils in a win for women
Liberals must know that solving this issue can be as easy as ABC.
If anyone can choose to be female, what happens to women’s rights?
Sex self-identification raises vital concerns that have hardly occurred to anyone yet.
labor cowboys upset our kinship with the indians
Adani is much more than a mine – it is a rare geostrategic opportunity for Australia.
Peterson, Pell highlight divide
This week we have seen society’s divide highlighted in a non-consequential episode and a deadly serious one.
Real story behind Pell shadow
The real story isn’t that George Pell is behind bars. It is that children were not valued, protected or believed, writes Jack.
We’d bury hopes by killing mines
Our resources can help lift millions out of poverty – it would be cruel to ignore them.
changes give ato licence to monster small business
Even before the Small Business Tax Tribunal starts we see efforts to white-ant its operation.
Guilty in the dry eyes of the faithful
The list of paedophile priests uncovered in recent years means many Catholics are scared to leave their kids alone with one.
War of attrition in Venezuela
The Maduro regime rightly faces global condemnation.
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