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.
When someone is prevented from talking to the media, you immediately wonder what is being kept secret. What could be so damaging to a reputation or an institution that a person is effectively gagged from speaking?
The coming election is not just between two very different parties with two very different approaches to policy but also between two very different men, writes Peta Credlin.
As every poll makes absolutely clear, people have decided Anthony Albanese is rubbish at his job. Holding the election in six or ten weeks won’t make a lick of difference to the result.
They make it sound like someone’s been crawling through their wheelie bin or peeking in their window at night with binoculars, writes Samantha Maiden.
At the moment the NDIS is harming some participants, not helping them, writes Julie Cross as she reflects on Rebecca Falkingham’s shock admission over costly medical reports.
Is Steven Miles eyeing the exit? Or is there no one to replace him as Labor leader? HAVE YOUR SAY
Marty Sheargold’s controversial comments about women’s sport may have opened up an even bigger can of worms. HAVE YOUR SAY
Six years ago, David Crisafulli called for action on sharks. Voters will be interested to see what he’s going to do now he’s in charge, writes the editor.
Senator Fatima Payman’s betrayal of Iranian women damns not only her, but also the Labor Party which selected an ill-informed 27-year-old for the Australian senate because she wears a hijab and ticks various diversity boxes.
It has long been said Donald Trump should be taken seriously, not literally. Now he is backed by a team that doubles down rather than backs down, Tom Minear argues it is time rethink that.
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