My latest column: If we’re really a community, tolerate Summernats
My latest column at RiotACT about the intolerance of people who want to ban anything they don’t like
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Remember the great Sinatra
Today would be Sinatra’s 104th birthday. It’s worth remembering how great he could be
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Arguing over the smell of the colour nine
What kind of fool would imagine that we can avoid God’s wrath by punishing ourselves? That our laws can make God happy or sad and thus avoid drought and bushfire? Who believes this? Adam Bandt
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The war on Facebook is a war on you
The left has declared war on free speech on Facebook. How free will your speech be when the left is judge and jury?
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The Guardian pledges to be biased
The Guardian hasn’t just drunk the Kool-Aid, they’re making it. Their new style guide drops any pretence of objectivity when it comes to climate reporting. GetUp boss Paul Oosting speaks at the National Press Club and claims 2019 as a success (we re-live some of his ‘successes’) and mispronouning as assault in the UK. Seriously.
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Cancel culture bites the hand that feeds it
‘Cancel culture’ is an insidious path to self censorship. But it can be hilarious. Like when it bites the hand that feeds it. And why Dan Andrews is 100% right – and 100% wrong – about building dams.
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Australia’s economy is a Ponzi scheme
Australia’s economic growth is the result of population growth – the pie is getting bigger but it’s being cut into smaller pieces. It’s Ponzi
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How do you like them impeaches?
Democrats can’t win in 2020 so they’ve again pinned their hopes on impeaching Donald Trump. But it’s actually a kill shot against Joe Biden
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Strike! Strike! Strike!
The climate-kidlets demanded action on climate change and more renewables. But solar panels and bird-slaughtering turbines of terror don’t magically appear from a unicorn’s butt. They need mining. A helluva lot of mining.
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Business speaks but where are the conservatives?
Anthony Albanese and Alan Joyce are imploring business to speak out on social issues, but conservative voices aren’t welcome … and we run a ruler over BHP’s dodgy moral compass
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ScoMo’s defence of Liu is despicable
Gladys Liu is ScoMo’s totem. She won against the odds in Chisolm and her triumphant arrival in parliament has linked them together forever. But his defence of her yesterday (playing the race card no less) was a low act of a desperate man. It was the worst of political correctness.
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Liu’s lips sink ships
Gladys Liu’s association with Chinese Communist Party front organisations has been exposed, but China’s influence is far wider than just Liu
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The case for cannibalism
A Swedish researcher says lower food production because of climate change means we need to consider cannibalism for food.
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Brexit in doubt as Remoaner dumps Boris
Boris Johnson’s time as PM could be up as a Remoaner MP defects to the Liberal Democrats, and the climate hypocrisy of Atlassian’s Mike Cannon-Brookes
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Q&A pulls another swifty
Ricci Bartels’ heartbreaking story on Monday night got all the headlines in the post-Q&A wrap but there’s more to the story than you’ve been told … Keating escapes from his crypt … and PNG sells itself to China.
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Opportunists should be ashamed of themselves
Donald Trump isn’t to blame for the recent US massacres and the opportunists should be ashamed of themselves for trying to capitalise on the murders … and why Media Watch is wrong about Greta Thunberg
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Greta must be obeyed
Today we examine the high cost of disagreeing with climate munchkin Greta Thunberg, and why nuclear power will never be viable in Australia.
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Labor hates free speech
CPAC wold have died a boring death until Labor tried to link mainstream conservative ideas with hate speech. Now they’ve guaranteed it will be a success. And are white robots racist?
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Trump hearts Mueller
Robert Mueller’s report into Trump-Russia was meant to sink Trump. It didn’t. Then Mueller’s testimony today was meant to sink Trump. It didn’t. No wonder Trump now tweets thanks to Dems for holding the hearing.
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There is no code of conduct
Christopher Pyne is in clear breach of the Ministerial Code of Conduct, but the head of PMC Martin Parkinson won’t hold him to account
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