Strewth
Paws for thought
A radio chat with Malcolm Turnbull yields one of the better uses of “on reflection” we’ve heard in a little while.
Baad to the bone
Nick Xenophon has so far co-starred with giraffes, goats, mules and cows during his political career.
Latham, Jones out to launch
Alan Jones does a damned fine book launch, and did so again yesterday for Mark Latham’s latest tome, Outsiders.
Right Said, Ned
Pauline Hanson, Ned Kelly and a burka-clad woman walk on to a Melbourne community stage...
Video kills the radio tsar
MP David Littleproud doesn’t have a favourite song. The reason ... he listens to ABC Radio.
Politicians make their mark
Politicians were in abundance at the MCG on Saturday, basking in the glow of an underdog victory.
Yanks rock the NRL
A certain US super-diva was shaking up rugby league long before Macklemore arrived on the scene.
Clive goes live on Facebook
We have more than a few questions for the former MP at tonight’s Facebook Live chat
Pollies fly their footy colours
It’s that time of the year, and our political leaders have asked Strewth to pass on their tips for the grand finals.
Cotchin’s law a winner
Victoria’s most senior law officers stepped out to plead in the defence of Richmond captain Trent Cotchin.
Bishop to pawn
Julie Bishop met all the international bigwigs during her week at the United Nations.
He’s a believer
Malcolm Roberts’s latest struggle with life’s vicissitudes found him in court being quizzed about his British citizenship.
Up the garden path
Would you be willing to part with $6920 for the hidden pleasures of a Greens trip?
Back on the beat with Mal
It’s fascinating to think where Malcolm Turnbull might go when he leaves the Lodge.
Palaszczuk’s frank admission
Political leaders campaigning with candidates usually talk up their chances. The Queensland premier keeps it real.
Raising Lazarus
John Howard has re-emerged like Lazarus with a quadruple bypass to add his voice to the No camp.
Strewth: Quiet QT
Maybe we should have the leaders at the end of QT more often. Spice things up.
Greens footy gripes
Victorian Greens want politicians to pass on offers of free tickets to the footy grand final.
More Mal time
As the days tick over Turnbull has reached a victorious bench mark, deafeating his arch-nemesis.
