Multiculturalism is no longer being sold as migrants joining Australia, but as Australia being forced to adapt, reshape itself and surrender its settled national identity.
A better Australia will not be wished into being by Canberra, but built again in homes, churches, towns and families.
When the network failed, cash proved it still matters.
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Peter Finch’s character gave a mesmerising speech in the 1976 movie Network. Urging viewers to voice their displeasure at
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Did you know that a long black coffee is two kilojoules? You’d know this if you ventured into McDonald’
Public trust is a fragile gift. Often slow in being established, it can disappear in the blink of an eye…
Parliament has resumed for 2012 and the political temperature has not cooled since we left last year. The pressure is
At some point in the past few decades, the word ‘conservative’ became a pejorative slur. That’s because the few
The usual suspects are outraged at the ‘immoral’ determination of Tony Abbott and the Coalition to stop the pernicious trade
Taxpayers should be concerned at the headline claims by a former head of Medicare’s watchdog body that “Health rorts
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