Maiden: Trump circus gets worse for both Albo and Dutton
Peter Dutton is now trying to distance himself from the Temu Trump idea while Anthony Albanese just shocked everyone, writes Samantha Maiden.
Peter Dutton is now trying to distance himself from the Temu Trump idea while Anthony Albanese just shocked everyone, writes Samantha Maiden.
Newspaper cartoonists have the rare talent of encapsulating the day’s hottest news topic in one picture, often with cutting wit, that never fails to make readers chuckle.
There is a spot of lightness in the dark, and that is how challenging times like this bring the best out in all of us, writes the editor.
Never mind that we’ve run out of sandbags, supermarket shelves are bare, and our homes are bracing for damage, our esteemed leader has arrived, writes Kylie Lang.
The latest round of revelations surrounding Labor’s bungling of the infamous NZYQ High Court decision is terrible timing for a government that had been hoping to keep border security off the radar, writes James Morrow.
If we only had prime ministers and premiers in Victoria who had an ounce of commercial experience and success like Peter Dutton, we might not be in the terrible position we now find ourselves in.
The sisterhood, which sees misogyny everywhere, including when Tony Abbott looks at his watch, has failed to call out global warming hysteric Peter Garrett’s hateful attack on Gina Rinehart.
Steven Miles was wrong, just as those now in power would be wrong if they also ignore the advice of venue experts, writes the editor.
The Albanese government was utterly clueless about Chinese warships conducting live fire drills in the Tasman Sea, so how can it even contemplate beginning to project Australian power in Ukraine, writes James Morrow.
A Category 2 cyclone is a far cry from the most destructive storms, but winds and a predicted major rain event can have catastrophic consequences. How to prepare for the storm.
Residents deserve a far more fulsome answer than the disappointingly generic statement issued by Seqwater, writes the editor.
No one should have to go blind simply because they can’t afford the treatment that would save their sight, writes Jillian Skinner.
Australia is now sleepwalking its way towards a dangerous state of disruption and division, writes Mike O’Connor.
Everything with Donald Trump is transactional. It’s how he became a billionaire – not doing anything without getting something in return.
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