Opinion

Fri 24 May 2013

NRL players need to stop with the 'boof-headed' behaviour

NEXT month I turn 63, and for as long as I can remember I have had an affinity with rugby league.

Sport
Tony Durkin

Should children be allowed to roam in restaurants?

ONE Sunday during dinner at the Rose & Shamrock Village Inn there were unsupervised children who loitered around tables and played on the flight of stairs.

Opinion
Shelley Bridgeman

Why Ford's exit spells end for manufacturing in Australia

The heyday of Ford and Holden’s domination of Australian motor industry are long gone. Japanese and Korean brands are outstripping sales of locally-produced.

Business
Comment by Remy Davison

Tue 21 May 2013

Cheers, Kevin, you're my new gay hero

CHEERS, Kev. I'm glad you've finally figured out that denying queers like me access to marriage isn't particularly ethical.

So who skews the news: bias in Australian media revealed

MOST Australian journalists describe themselves as left-wing, yet for those who wield power in the country’s newsrooms, the Coalition holds a winning lead.

Opinion
Folker Hanusch

Mon 20 May 2013

<strong>OPINION: </strong>Is this the start of the legalisation of cannabis in Australia? An inquiry has recommended allowing its use for medicinal purposes.

Legalising cannabis for recreation is the obvious next step

OPINION: Is this the start of the legalisation of cannabis in Australia? An inquiry has recommended allowing its use for medicinal purposes.

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Fri 17 May 2013

Australia gets it right with artists on The Voice

BLOG: WE’RE down to the final 16 on The Voice and we think Australia has got it right. As for the coaches...let's say they've MOSTLY saved the right singers.

Opinion
TV Tragic

Wed 15 May 2013

<strong>OPINION: </strong>Reality television is barely based in reality if the latest episodes of The Voice are anything to go by.

The Voice leaves you longing for more... footy

OPINION: Reality television is barely based in reality if the latest episodes of The Voice are anything to go by.

Tue 14 May 2013

A budget that breaks promises and raises taxes

SOFTENING up voters for harsh measures, Julia Gillard observed a fortnight ago that “Tuesday 14 May will be no old-fashioned pre-election budget night”.

Opinion
Michelle Grattan, University of Canberra

Mon 13 May 2013

Vitaminballs? Try a carrot instead

WITHOUT getting into an argument over whether the vitamin craze is a good or bad thing, let me point this out; a lot of people are falling for it.

Opinion
Naughty Korner by Andrew Korner

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