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Bottom Drawer
End the Labor scab-picking
Right wing hunting pack
Was it really all that wise for the conservative commentariat to hound Tony Abbott?
Sex, lies and, er, rape
A recent conviction in the ACT makes rapists of us all
The liberation of butter
With good old fashioned butter being rehabilitated in the eyes of the ‘experts’, what’s next?
Out of Commission
The Fair Work Commission cries out for reform
The harlot throughout the ages
The commentariat, not the army, have staged this latest coup in our banana republic
Black humour
The non-PC work of playwright Nakkiah Lui draws inspiration and laughter from dark events in her past
Paying lip service to the Holocaust
Commemorations of the 70th anniversary of the liberation of Auschwitz expose the hypocrisy of the United Nations
Freedom of speech, but…
The killings in Copenhagen offer the perfect illustration of why you cannot appease on free speech
Abbott and the Gumbys
Tony Abbott could learn a lot from John Key, including getting rid of lacklustre ministers
The Y.U.U.Y. disease
Mr Abbott’s problem is that he’s got ‘yielding’ and ‘unyielding the wrong way around
Going troppo
Think the Liberals federal leadership spill was bizarre? Try the Northern Territory’s
When it comes to free speech, we’re all hypocrites
From anti-terror laws to Section 18C, both sides of politics have a bet each way
The age of self-obsession
The culture of the ‘selfie’ is now infecting our, er, culture
Sir Phil the Greek; the truth
The usual suspects in the commentariat have peddled myths, untruths and lies about the knighting of Prince Philip
‘Sir’ Bob Carr and the Round Table of Hypocrisy
Plenty of Tony Abbott’s critics have accepted foreign Knighthoods of their own
Our very own Alan Turing
The little known story of our own code-breaking star, Eric Nave, who did as much as anyone to break the Japanese naval codes
The art of dying
David Walsh sees fear of death and access to sex as integral to old and new art
No Aussie knighthood for Winston
It was Churchill’s stuff-ups, rather than his successes, that made Australians who we are today
Don’t poke fun at the terrorists
An exclusive interview with Meidyatama Surodiningrat, the ‘blaspheming’ Editor in Chief of the Jakarta Post
The viper lurking in our bosom
Recent tragedies have led to a long-overdue Australian awakening to the threat posed by Islamist ideology
Coolies sold down the river by the bamboo ceiling
Those who seek to unearth overt racism will find it in even our most successful migrant stories
Censorship guide
Here is a wee little guide for all of you people who work for the ABC, or Get-Up!, or the…
Bottom drawer
The lost art of British history
Jarryd Hayne, meet Adam Smith
Of all the sports on earth, one was clearly designed by a free marketeer
