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THE FRONT DORE: Peter Costello has always had a problem with the media, as well as a lofty opinion of his own talent. This ugly incident involving a journalist should come as no surprise.
THE FRONT DORE: Let’s stop pretending the ABC’s political coverage, led by Laura Tingle, is anything other than what it is. A taxpayer-funded media organisation that promotes one side of politics.
THE FRONT DORE: Harley Reid is a 19-year-old prodigy and is the only thing anyone in football wants to talk about. And yet, so many want everyone else to stop talking about him.
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THE FRONT DORE: In the ‘arrogant billionaire’, Anthony Albanese and his ministers have found convenient scapegoat to blame for just about everything.
THE FRONT DORE: We needed our PM to help make sense of this week’s shocking events, to lead us in mourning, to guide us through the despair, to lift us out of the sadness, to reassure us. We got Albo instead.
THE FRONT DORE: The long-awaited final instalment of our favourite new courtroom serial Justice Michael Lee TV is almost upon us. Spoiler alert: No one will emerge a winner.
THE FRONT DORE: Imagine applying the same test Janet Albrechtsen suggests for our new governor-general to every politician ever to be named treasurer. None of them would be qualified.
Albanese has let inexperienced and inept ministers run riot, flailing on politics and frolicking on policy. The PM thinks his front bench is doing great. The rest of Australia thinks they’re idiots.
He’s one of the great survivors of Australian politics and diplomacy. But Paul Myer didn’t last long under Kevin Rudd.
Kevin Rudd has not only lost his DC dignity, pantsed by the professor of political pantomime himself, Donald Trump — but it can be revealed he’s set to lose his most important diplomat in Washington.
You couldn’t find two more offensive MPs in Federal politics. So it is exquisitely ironic that Mehreen Faruqi and Pauline Hanson are locked in a high-stakes legal battle over their right to offend each other.