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EDITORIAL: On all days, but especially today, we must remember the solemn vow the world made in the shadow of the Holocaust. Never again.
CAMERON MILNER: Anthony Albanese is chronically weak as a politician, repeatedly under-performs and constantly disappoints. And his weakness on Israel has given succour to extremists living in Australia.
MITCHELL JOHNSON: How the national cricket team manage this star could be crucial to their success against a rampant India.
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GEORGIE PARKER: There has been nothing best or fair about several end-of-year AFL club functions with St Kilda taking the cake for a really low act.
MARK ‘SPUDD’ CARROLL: Penrith were unbelievable as they wrote themselves into the history books, but Melbourne will rue another missed opportunity to win a premiership.
NOEL WHITTAKER: Taxes are back in the spotlight and the buzz around potential policy changes is creating ripples of concern among investors, business owners and everyday Australians alike.
LIAM BARTLETT: There is nothing ‘innocent’ about this scandal. The ABC has adopted the ludicrous position that an ‘editing error’ was to blame — but this is a lot more sinister than a simple error.
EDITORIAL: Any rally in Australia on Monday, October 7 should be seen for what it is — a shameful and disgusting racial and religious incitement.
PAUL MURRAY: Anthony Albanese’s Government is waging war on Woolies and Coles, but what about petrol prices?
BEN HARVEY: With traditional measures of age no longer fit-for-purpose, here are a few key performance indicators to look out for as you wander through the land of bewilderment en route to the pearly gates.
Nothing in life ever comes easy and no one knows that better than the latest AFL premiership winning coach.
MARK RILEY: Opposition Leader Peter Dutton is dispensing with any subtlety or nuance on the Middle East. He is going for the political jugular. It is what he does. And it works for him.
In tonight’s show, Ben Harvey examines the US vice presidential debate PLUS inside the most toxic place in Australia.
EDITORIAL: Governments need to stop undoing the work of the RBA by pumping money back into the economy through spending and subsidies.
DAVID KOCH: As football season ends, there is a lot that business leaders and owners can learn from their favourite clubs.