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Bobbing Back to the Top of the Punch Bowl

Bobbing Back to the Top of the Punch Bowl

Metaphors of putting monkeys in charge of the banana plantation come to mind. Forget the inmates running the asylum: that happened decades ago. But the appointment of Matt Kean as the new head of the Climate Change Authority is a new low, even for that benighted taxpayer-funded sinkhole. Kean

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The Pylon Fell Over

The Pylon Fell Over

We really do live in a Clown World. The official explanation for the pylon collapse that blacked out the entirety of Northland reads like something from an old John Clarke and Bryan Dawe satire. Transpower chief executive Alison Andrew has confirmed maintenance crews removed all the nuts at the bottom

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If the Big Freeze Hits Again

If the Big Freeze Hits Again

We are the richest, safest, best-fed and educated generations of humans to have ever walked the planet. Too few people seem to even grasp this fact, let alone appreciate it. Nor do many really seem to grasp just how fragile the world we’ve built up through millennia of

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When an Online ‘Joke’ Packs a Punch

When an Online ‘Joke’ Packs a Punch

Social media, as Mike Tyson famously said, “made y’all way too comfortable with disrespecting people and not getting punched in the face for it”. Occasionally, though, someone learns the hard way that online disrespect can lead to offline consequences. When Spanish comedian Jaime Caravaca responded to a tweet from

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What Really Goes on at the ABC

What Really Goes on at the ABC

We could be forgiven for thinking that the reason the lefty elites think Western society is so irredeemably awful is that they judge the rest of us by the dire standard of their own toxic bubble. After all, “male feminist” has become a byword for abusers and creeps. The Greens

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Is Sleepy Joe Too Far Gone?

Is Sleepy Joe Too Far Gone?

As even some mainstream media outlets are reporting lately, the Democratic Party are in a “full-blown ‘freakout’” over Joe Biden’s re-election chances. There is, according to Politico,  a “pervasive sense of fear” at the highest level of Dem HQ regarding Biden’s dropping poll numbers. Then there’

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The Man behind the Gliders at D-Day

The Man behind the Gliders at D-Day

With the 80th anniversary this week of the D-Day invasion of Normandy, we’re once again reminded of just what a monumental undertaking it was. We’re all familiar, of course, with the images of landing craft hitting the beaches that morning, but the invasion had already begun hours

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Is the McCann Case Almost Solved?

Is the McCann Case Almost Solved?

Every time a child disappears is an unspeakable tragedy. Unfortunately, it happens all too often. As a consequence, only some cases grab public attention – such as the 2007 disappearance of Madeleine McCann. McCann’s disappearance without a trace from a Portuguese holiday resort dominated headlines for years afterward. Even today,

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One Step Forward, Two Goose-Steps Back

One Step Forward, Two Goose-Steps Back

As Australia, like the rest of the West, continues to slide into the dark valley of unabashed anti-Semitism, for our elites, it’s very much one step forward, two big ol’ goose-steps backward. Yesterday, the government and opposition united in condemning anti-Semitism, and especially its representatives and

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Calling UNRWA Out for What They Are

Calling UNRWA Out for What They Are

What would you call an organisation that: * Has terrorists who participated in one of the worst massacres of Jews in nearly a century on its payroll; * Has been found to have extensive terrorist infrastructure on most of its properties; * Lets armed terrorists wander freely in its compounds; and, * Runs schools

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If You Live Away, You Gotta Pay

If You Live Away, You Gotta Pay

The tyranny of distance is a very real thing, when you live in a place like Tasmania. Just 250km of water makes a huge difference, especially to prices. Tasmanians are well used to paying a good 10c/litre more than our nearest Mainland cousins. On the flipside, housing used to

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Albo’s Forked Tongue Gives Him Away Again

Albo’s Forked Tongue Gives Him Away Again

Can Australians really believe Anthony Albanese when he occasionally and reluctantly speaks out against anti-semitism? Opposition leader Peter Dutton has been clear and unequivocal in his full-throated condemnation of the tidal wave of anti-semitism currently staining the West. Albanese, on the other hand, struggles to even mention

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