Dishing out Australia Day honours to disgraced politicians diminishes both the award and those who should be recognised.
A plate at a Paddington pub reveals more about power than Westminster.
When two barflies of opposing political worldviews agree, you know the system’s broken.
Newly minted PM Scott Morrison has strongly defended Australia Day in the face of more leftist councils withdrawing their support.
Sometimes I feel sorry for the kids of today. They are vulnerable to the experimental whims of alleged adults who
It’s good to be back after a couple of weeks of holiday travel, free of phones, email and politics.
Like a low budget horror movie featuring B grade actors, Australian politics has entered the realm of the absurd. It’
Last weekend I attended a dinner where I caught up with a group of people united by our desire to
I love experiencing new things. It opens the mind to possibilities and potential that otherwise may lie unfulfilled. On Monday
This is the week that could break one of our political leaders. A by-election usually provides the voters with a
Sometimes the political and media cycle is hard to explain. One can repeat the same thing over and over and
With parliament not sitting, I have been captivated by the discovery and rescue of the Thai boys from a caving
After several years of abstinence I got back on the Q&A wagon this week. It was a bit
There are some days when I sit down to write this column and I scarcely know where to start. Rarely
Another ring has been added to the circus of modern politics this week. The political wrecking ball known as Clive
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