Suzannah Rowntree was interviewed on Counterpoint about her article on home schooling published in June Quadrant.
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The audience applauded Greg Combet with such vigour it was as if they were about to be compensated with a bunch of free carbon credits, despite having the world’s largest per capita carbon footprint.
I see Gina Rinehart raising an invisible two fingers to the Gillard government, the ABC, and indeed an entire host of people who I wouldn’t cross the street for if my life depended on it.
Lindsay Fox: "You [Tasmania] could do with a democratic dictator today, as could the Federal Government.”
Childcare is the private business of the people concerned and they should not expect others to pay for it. It is their choice; their children; their joy; their problem.
Australia is fortunate to have in its midst a resolute champion of human freedom in Wolfgang Kasper. His latest contribution in Quadrant magazine is yet another example of this very point, and his latest contribution should be compulsory reading for all lovers of liberty.
Woodstein were showered with the prizes and awards the media narcissistically pour on one another to deafening collective self-laudations, and became the pin-up idols of two whole generations of aggressively investigative journalists.
While Gina Rinehart might have had something to do with boosting production in the March quarter Wayne Swan didn’t. He should send a brief thank-you note to Ms Rinehart.
The rewriting of Eddie Mabo as a saint in a saintly cause is a gross rewriting of history, if the 1990 findings of facts in the Mabo case by Justice Moynihan are our guide.
Is the Limbaugh Rule changing America state by state? District by district? Is it on the verge of leading change in the White House itself? Answer: Yes.
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