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Hanson isn't like other politicians ... she's worse
The one thing about which I agree with Senator Hanson is her claim that she is not like all the other politicians. Too true; in fact she is worse.
Bill O'Chee writes regularly for Fairfax Media.
The one thing about which I agree with Senator Hanson is her claim that she is not like all the other politicians. Too true; in fact she is worse.
If there is one thing more certain than flies in a Queensland summer, it is highway frustration on the south-east's major roads.
A decision in the UK to allow three-parent embryo experiments to go ahead is raising concerns over moral issues.
When Islamic State seized a large swathe of Iraq in 2014, Mosul's many Assyrian Christians were condemned to a living hell that made our petty Christmas squabbles in Australia seem insignificant.
With the Gabba hosting its first day-night test match on Thursday, it is timely to think about the history of the venue, and the greats who have played there.
If you thought One Nation Senator Malcolm Roberts' views about the environment were on the edge of reason, his claims secretive networks of manipulators controlling the world's central banks are another thing altogether.
You hear a lot of stories when you spend the week selling badges for Remembrance Day, but none more touching than one I heard today from an Eritrean refugee.
You'd think $1.2b link to have enough drivers.
It shouldn't be like this.
It is hard sitting with a veteran - someone decorated for bravery, no less - when he tells you he has been thinking of taking his life. Gut-wrenching though it was, I wasn't surprised. I had seen this coming for months, and his wife was doing it.
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