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Funded fulminators

  • 29th January 2019
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A near-certain way to ascertain the worth of something is to take note of those who hate it. On that basis TV personality Kerri-Anne Kennerley is one with the angels. Ms Kennerley, as readers might have heard, wondered aloud how many of those marching about and impeding traffic to denounce Australia Day had ever raised […]

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The hole truth

  • 28th January 2019
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In the Essential Reading item below this one, food guru Rosemary Stanton and co-author Kris Barnden detail the sort of light-on-meat diet the world needs to embrace if global warming is to be thwarted. The ABC, which insinuates jabber of warmist perils into almost every news bulletin, published the food ladies’ thoughts as “analysis”. It’s […]

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Hard to swallow

  • 27th January 2019
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In his Road to Wigan Pier, which touches often on the miserable diets of the poor in that unfortunate town, George Orwell reserved a special contempt “the food crank” who is …by definition a person willing to cut himself off from human society in the hopes of adding five years onto the life of his […]

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Renewables’ invoice

  • 25th January 2019
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UPDATE: Quadrant‘s Melbourne office has gone dark, along with at least 100,000 other premises. This update is being written on battery power. Watch out, Caracas, you’ve got competition. Here we come! _________________ On Thursday at around 5.30pm, with the mercury high and air conditioners pumping, this was the wholesale price of electricity in South Australia:In […]

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Unprecedented?

  • 24th January 2019
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It is not know if the child was used as bait. Were you to go by recent reports, climate change is inflicting damage of the sort never, ever seen before.  A small selection of headlines, quotes and links making that point over the past few days: Thousands of Australian animals die in unprecedented heatwave Greens […]

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Addictive victimhood

  • 22nd January 2019
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Via Twitter, Bettina Arndt directs her followers to an essay that explains why, in this age of absolute female emancipation, media outfits persist in painting women as victims of the patriarchy. A sample: MSM will publish any material which teaches women they are victims and suffer oppression. Certain women read this material voceriferously and become […]

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Brains in chains

  • 21st January 2019
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In the Sydney Morning Herald, this headline: Why there are more prisoners but fewer crimes being committed The report begins (emphasis added): The number of people in NSW prisons hit record levels last year despite more than a decade of crime declines, with women and Indigenous people locked up at a faster rate than others. […]

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Imaginary impeachment

  • 19th January 2019
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There’s a newsroom term, “re-topping”, which means changing the first few paragraphs to include the latest facts and, as inky sorts say, “advance the story.” Yesterday’s big yarn, just now being re-topped all over the world, was a beaut: according to Buzzfeed, the outlet which first aired the confected Trump-Russiagate dossier compiled by a Washington […]

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Gillette’s bottom line

  • 18th January 2019
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For several days now, Quadrant Online has dropped a line to Procter & Gamble’s local PR office seeking comment on the men-are-shockers campaign by the woke conglomerate’s Gillette subsidiary, with no answers received. While this is annoying — what are PR units for if not for telling lies to the media? — it might also […]

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Slipping away

  • 17th January 2019
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Theresa May’s Brexit “deal” went down for the count and so, Zeg fears, is Britannia herself:

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