The Spectator Australia | Politics, current affairs and opinion

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Web Name: The Spectator Australia | Politics, current affairs and opinion

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How our governments and governance could be improved by term limits After a contentious two-year term capped off by a tumultuous 2020, January 3 marked the beginning of the 117th Congress Xavier Boffa 12 Jan 2021 Daniel Andrews: the pissants premier Victorian Premier, Daniel Andrews, leads a crumbling and unworthy public sector that is working against the interests of those who John Simpson 11 Jan 2021 Why the pandemic secrecy and censorship? There is no justification for the uniquely high-level of secrecy the Australian government has maintained throughout the COVID-19 pandemic. A Monica Wilkie 11 Jan 2021 Not the death of democracy not even close Contrary to the aphorism and what you’re seeing in America, things don’t fall apart, the centre nearly always holds.   Despite what you read democracy Michael Scammell 9 Jan 2021 You can’t fight Tammany Hall Tammany Hall was the Democratic Party’s political machine which played a major role in controlling New York City politics from Maurice Newman 9 Jan 2021 Beijing’s triumph? ‘A year after coronavirus emerged in Wuhan, China’s Xi declares 2020 a triumph.’ The Washington Post thus approvingly headlined the David Flint 9 Jan 2021 Orson Welles It seems on the face of it the oddest proposition on earth. David Fincher, the famous Hollywood director of Fight Peter Craven 19 Dec 2020 Ned Kelly All the young millennials I know were raging in Melbourne the other Saturday night and so were some of their Peter Craven 12 Dec 2020 Woke for kids Now that hate-speech has been recognised as an act of physical violence, using non-problematic language has never been more important. Anonymous 9 Jan 2021 We may be locked down but Gstaad’s nightlife is going strong Gstaad Chekhovian boredom ruled supreme, but the loss of my luggage brought instant relief. Anger beats boredom by a mile, Taki 9 Jan 2021 Speaking Our Language The Australian language is one of the few bonds that still binds together the Australian nation. And, heaven knows, we Kel Richards 9 Jan 2021 The life and loves of Mary Wollstonecraft What did Mary Wollstonecraft like and love? This is the question Sylvana Tomaselli, a lecturer at Cambridge University, asks herself Ruth Scurr 9 Jan 2021 Latin America in crisis again It wasn’t so long ago that British readers, on hearing about the incompetence and corruption of Latin America’s political leaders, Andrew Downie 9 Jan 2021

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