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Month: March 2018

Australia, Books, Britain

The law laid bare

Alex Mitchell/March 29, 2018April 5, 2018 /3 Comments

How the legal profession is being trashed Growing up in North Queensland, high on our list of Most Revered Citizens were solicitors. The legal practitioners were known far and wide as men (there were very few women in the profession in the 1950s and 60s) of conservative habits but irreproachable integrity, honesty and wisdom. Making…

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Britain, Federal, Media, Russia

Bill Shorten and the general election

Alex Mitchell/March 22, 2018March 29, 2018 /3 Comments

Why I can’t possibly vote for Bill Shorten As Australians draw nearer to a general election – it must held before May next year but can be called any time sooner – I am frequently asked whether I will be voting Labor. The answer is “No”. ALP leader Bill Shorten is congenitally weak-kneed; if ever…

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Arts, Australia, Federal, Media, State, USA

Tea Party in the White House

Alex Mitchell/March 15, 2018March 29, 2018 /2 Comments

Tea Party embedded in Trump’s White House With the promotion of Mike Pompeo to the position of US Secretary of State, the lunatic fringe of the Republican Party, the Tea Party, is now embedded in the White House. If you thought US President Donald Trump was “off the wall”, then let me introduce you to…

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Australia, Britain, Media, Middle East, State

“Self-help” for public servants

Alex Mitchell/March 8, 2018March 14, 2018 /Leave a comment

“Self-help” books for public servants – gimme a break! Not a day seems to pass when my blood isn’t boiling and my heart rate isn’t soaring to stratospheric levels. This week I’m mad as hell, to coin a phrase from a popular TV show, about the NSW Government’s decision to spend about $600,000 to buy…

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Books, Media, USA

Why journalism has run off the rails

Alex Mitchell/March 2, 2018March 2, 2018 /1 Comment

Every single reporter should be an investigative journalist. No exceptions and no excuses. It’s the tool of the trade. When they sign up to become journalists, that is what ninety-nine per cent of them want to do. The other 1% are sons and daughters of the proprietor and people on the make who were too…

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