An aide-memoire is all very well – until you make the wrong connection.
Eight years after Come Home (Cardinal Pell) became a viral success,Tim Minchin is no longer convinced that public shaming is the right mechanism for change.
Satire:It’s a policy that Peter Dutton would be strongly advised not to oppose. He’d probably be angry he hadn’t thought of it himself.
Despite fears about the future of Test cricket,the International Cricket Council – which is based in human rights bastion United Arab Emirates – has made its priority squelching one player’s freedom of expression.
Australian media’s unlikeliest success story is going global with a new TV show.
Aussies in seaside towns may use archaic greetings,but it’s all about the vibe.
Eternal vigilance in safeguarding the minds of our children must be the responsibility of every parent.
By the time you state schoolers are in year 9,many of you will be five years behind the kids in Posh Grammar in reading,and four years behind in maths – more than double the gap between you and them in year 3. The more you’re schooled,the relatively dumber you get!
The American humorist and essayist is known for his autobiographical anecdotes,but there’s one topic he’ll never discuss.
New reality show The Rehearsal has divided critics and audiences,but it’s the most exciting thing on television right now.
Modern satire is often just someone in a suit shouting ... and changing no one’s mind.