NAVAL GAZING: The Queensland Government says it has tapped a permanent and reliable source of baseload power following the federal government’s deal with Japan to supply new frigates for the Royal Australian Navy (RAN). The estimated $20 billion deal for 11 new warships to replace the RAN’s Anzac-class frigates has

So, my dear and faithful flock, does our Prime Minister Anthony Albanese have what it takes – for the sake of the kiddies present I’ll call them cojones – to respond in a forceful and appropriate way to US president Donald Trump for calling him “retarded” and “a sad little

LEGAL ACTION: Yesterday’s successful bail hearing in Sydney for alleged war criminal Ben Roberts-Smith has sparked a flurry of defamation claims. UK-based lawyers acting for retired actor Scott Tracy, (main picture) star of the 1960s British-made TV series Thunderbirds, said they would be suing the courtroom sketch artist and all

The column that has fun with the smaller mistakes and missteps of Australia’s mainstream mediocre; that pays homage to those sweet little fishes that individually don’t amount to a full meal but collectively can cause a tummy upset over the overall state of the once great and noble craft of

I have both good and bad news for my loyal reader. Sometime soon, a District Court judge will strongly rule against an appeal case I presented on Monday and that’s the good news! I won’t have to spend any more with my creative people who have presented me with the

FUEL CRISIS: Opposition Leader Angus Taylor says Prime Minister Anthony Albanese will be to blame if the fire at Viva Energy’s oil refinery near Geelong aggravates petrol and diesel shortages across Australia. The claim was made by Mr Taylor in footage that emerged today of a hurried exchange between a