Hysterical anti-boys pile-on is a grave mistake
Violence against women is never OK but neither is writing off an entire generation over the actions of a few, writes Rebecca Whitfield-Baker.
Opinion
Steven Miles’ only hope as Labor in meltdown amid white-hot anger
The anger has been there for years, but it is still white-hot – and it’s now increasingly clear that this might be the issue that tips Labor from office, writes the editor.
With leaders like these, it’s just another day in paradise
The last few days of winter proved beyond all doubt that this country descends further into madness by the day, writes Mike O’Connor.
Schwarto: The only time I’d think twice about voting Labor
I’ll never not vote Labor, but my hand would shake if I had to vote for a candidate who differed with me on this critical issue, writes Robert Schwarten.
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Big test Albo risks failing
Joe Biden has successfully tamed inflation but his poll numbers remain dire. Tom Minear argues there’s an important lesson in that for Anthony Albanese.
Credlin: Albo looks low and weak over Dutton smear
With the parliamentary year drawing to a close, even diehard supporters are starting to worry that the Albanese Government is in serious trouble, writes Peta Credlin.
‘Completely lost its way’: Lord mayor’s blunt Olympic Games fear
This week it became very apparent that the Intergovernmental Leaders Forum is a dysfunctional farce and a pointless talkfest, writes Adrian Schrinner.
Kids hate it so be like Nigella and forget the Christmas cake
Cost of living, the ugliness of war and over-the-top consumerism may loom large, but if Christmas gives you (overpriced) lemons, it’s about being flexibly festive, writes ANGELA MOLLARD.
Is it Endgame for Scobie’s royal bombshells?
Author Omid Scobie has either pulled off a publicity masterstroke or been the victim of a ghost-editor. Forget Scooby-Doo, it’s Scobie-Doo and The Mystery Translation.
Editor’s view: How not to announce major new infrastructure
The revelation of a boutique stadium to stand in for the Gabba during its redevelopment is a blueprint for how not to make announcements, writes the editor.
Protesting teachers, I dare you to tell your students about Hamas
I’m betting schoolchildren invited to pro-Palestinian rallies have little understanding of the Gaza conflict, writes Des Houghton. VOTE IN OUR POLL
The dirty little secret about wind turbines
Labor maths regarding wind turbines is the stuff of pure fiction, proving yet again that net zero is nothing but a fantasy, writes Vikki Campion.
It beggars belief that Bailey continues to survive
Transport Minister Mark Bailey should have been booted out years ago and he certainly doesn’t deserve any more chances, writes Kylie Lang, and her inaction on the matter suggests the Premier doesn’t want to win the next election.
Editor’s view: Clock is ticking on new stadium plan
A proposed new boutique stadium at the showgrounds is the best option for Brisbane. Now starts the negotiations, but the clock is ticking, writes the editor.
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