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In his latest effort, John Safran discovered radicals and sub-groups who all hate each other, but are somehow bonded by their negative obsession with his people.
I sat down with the peerless John Laws to discuss the enemies of the past, his hopes for the future, and the world beyond that. If you think the great man has mellowed with age, think again.
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The full effect of Trump’s twisting of language and facts may be felt overseas, as his governance tactics may surrender the ground won by democracy over the past half century.
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The winning vote for a Donald Trump presidency has seen cries that democracy has failed and strong rejection from those oppose. Seems nothing was learned from Brexit, right?
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We’re afforded one last glance at the Thin White Duke as the expansive, private art collection of David Bowie goes under the hammer today.
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Volunteering is a multifaceted social construct, the benefits of which are inadequately promoted. From Dr Keith Suter: a look at the positives of volunteering both socially, and individually.
Jane Caro analyses the second Presidential debate between Trump and Clinton to see who possessed the better temperament…
John Howard’s recent comments regarding women show how much there is left to be done, and how little that he understands the issue.
With Father’s Day fast approaching, we’ve polled our writers to share their greatest memories of coffee with their dads and an offer from Vittoria Coffee in the best possible taste.
Despite her historic nomination, I’m puzzled as to why supporters of Hillary Clinton are feeling pressure to remain mute.
Helen Mirren’s recent endorsement of Kim Kardashian’s selfie does not surprise me, as she has been a proud advocate for positive body image for years.