THE FRONT DORE: Legal disquiet over Justice Lee judgment + Albo’s Wag the Dog moment thenightly.com.au/opinion/the-fr…

As Mental Health Commissioner Matt Berriman has pointed out today, this is still relevant a fortnight later. PM silent on mental health thenightly.com.au/opinion/the-fr…

The eSafety Commissioner claims that Facebook complied with the order to take down the video of Bishop Mar Mari Emmanuel's stabbing.

But when I search for it on Facebook the full video of the stabbing comes straight up! First video!!!

This whole thing is a total joke!!!

What Annastacia Palaszczuk did next thenightly.com.au/australia/quee…

A great first (!) month for the team at The Nightly with an audience of 874,000 users. We expect month two to be A LOT bigger as well. Well done to Sarah-Jane Tasker and the team

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CHRISTOPHER DORE: Jim Chalmers is calm and assured, and unlike Albo and so many of his colleagues, focused and consistent. In action and appearance, Chalmers is distinguishing himself from the rest.

#TheNightly #auspol

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Few could comprehend the loneliness of a victim, the confusion, sleepless nights, the anxiety, self-doubt and inner turmoil. It’s obvious Brittany’s wellbeing is a secondary consideration for many overwhelmed by irresistible egos and personal vendettas. thenightly.com.au/opinion/christ…

CHRISTOPHER DORE: Suffocating, breathless bewilderment. Sydney is aching for answers, gasping for air. Devastated by unfathomable, unimaginable horror. So real, so familiar, and yet so utterly unbelievable. thenightly.com.au/australia/chri…

It’s easy to forget the sheer vulgarity of it all.

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CHRISTOPHER DORE: In Penny Wong’s fantasy world where evil is rewarded and victims are punished, Israel’s leadership, not Hamas or its backers, is responsible for this disaster and should be overthrown. | The Nightly thenightly.com.au/opinion/christ…

CHRISTOPHER DORE: These are not serious people. Student politicians, activists, are running our foreign policy. Israel is Australia’s ally. You wouldn’t know it from listening to Albanese or Wong | The Nightly thenightly.com.au/opinion/christ…

Albanese has left Australian Jews forlorn, confused and bereft. He has failed to find the moral strength and the measured words required to guide the nation through this crisis.

thenightly.com.au/opinion/the-fr… Sam Mostyn is a sensational choice as the next governor-general, our 28th. Improbable, yes. Imperfect, possibly. But Mostyn will be a truly modern viceroy, perfect for the Albanese era. #mostyn

CHRISTOPHER DORE: General Campbell would have been handy at Gallipoli. Give him a megaphone, let him talk and the Turks would have either fallen asleep, surrendered or stood up demanding to be shot. Anything to make it stop. | The Nightly thenightly.com.au/opinion/christ…

Albanese’s ministers strike out into freestyle jazz runs to an audience who paid to hear pub rock.
The vinyl-loving PM needs to switch over to Spotify and hit the shuffle button.

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CHRISTOPHER DORE: As Donald Trump storms towards the White House for a second time, his scathing assessment of Kevin Rudd is bad news for Australia. buff.ly/49425Bq

thenightly.com.au/opinion/christ… In Christopher Eyles Guy Bowen’s mind, he is of the moment.
Whenever he rises to his feet, a calmness befalls him. A man so confident, so content; with a brazenness befitting a princeling, preening, so proud, so goddamn proud.

thenightly.com.au/opinion/christ… Our spies are being left out in the cold by the Albanese Government.
The climate has dramatically changed for our national security and intelligence community since Anthony Albanese came to office and allowed Penny Wong to run the country.

Haters will say it’s Photoshopped

thenightly.com.au/opinion/the-fr… #@&! OFF BACK TO THE SENATE. NO OFFENCE You could not find two more offensive rude and hurtful politicians.
Ironic then that they are locked in a legal battle over their right to offend each other. 18C freedom of speech v the right to be upset.