Labor playing dangerous double game with Israel and Gaza
The Albanese Labor government is bent on intentionally trashing Australia’s relationship with Israel, at a time when we need heightened cooperation, writes Dave Sharma.
Opinion
Editor’s view: Bullying is a tragedy, not just a part of life
Six in 10 adults who say they were bullied at school “all the time” even now feel depressed or anxious most or all of the time, writes the editor.
Kennett: Dutton hears the silent majority on race, Gaza and energy
Peter Dutton made the right call on the Voice referendum. And despite shrill protest, his stances on nuclear energy and migration from Gaza are backed in by the quiet Australians who will decide the next election.
O’Brien: Parents don’t need Book Week stress
For most kids Book Week is about dressing up and getting out of lessons, but some pious schools are ramping up the pressure on costumes, even banning superhero outfits because of their stereotypical gender portrayals.
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High Court gives Dutton what he wants
The High Court’s detention ruling may have given Peter Dutton a trump card, writes Samantha Maiden – so how will the Immigration Minister handle it?
Insane funding cuts will see more Queenslanders die on our roads
The decision to axe vital road and rail projects for Queensland is not only ludicrous, but dangerous. Make no mistake, people will die because of these decisions.
‘Nope, not gonna do it’: Response to mask return isn’t pretty
Queensland’s Covid fears are rising, bringing with it a renewed debate about wearing masks. JOIN THE CONVERSATION
Editor’s view: Clock is ticking on big calls for 2032
The end of this year marks the deadline for the biggest of the government’s decisions about 2032 Games venues, writes the editor.
‘Incompetent’: Enough is enough over youth crime ‘stunt’
The Palaszczuk government’s tough on youth crime stance has been accused of falling flat – and many seem to agree. JOIN THE CONVERSATION
Opinion: Premier’s secret politics a shameless use of taxpayer money
The Palaszczuk government is outrageously at it again, treating taxpayer money as if it’s their own personal plaything, writes The Editor. VOTE IN OUR POLL
Good news for the US, great news for us
There are simply no downsides for us from the US reporting lower inflation figures. That doesn’t mean that catastrophe is not looming though.
The big lie about self-service checkouts
The introduction of self-service payment counters in supermarkets has not been smooth scanning, writes Gary Martin.
What SuperCoach teaches you about investing
Fantasy sports share some important lessons with the world of finance and investment.
Govt’s lack of action risks unity of our nation
The Voice referendum split Australia and now we are being divided over conflict in the Middle East — but wars beyond our shores should not put our multiculturalism and tolerance at risk.
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