During my 50 years of working life, I have had the pleasure of working with some great and dedicated public servants.

I was disappointed but not surprised to see a number of teachers unwilling to teach high school students about the Holocaust.

What a mess the Middle East is.

As a proud Aussie, I was delighted with our boys' brilliant performance against Turkey.

I got to know local justice crusader Tom McLuckie quite well, as we both had the sad distinction of losing a son to a drug (ice)-crazed driver.

I have maintained for several years now that the poor old Poms will be the main stumbling block for AUKUS.

Lawyers are probably only marginally more popular than used car salesmen (mind you, I've met a lot of good used car salesmen), but I was delighted to catch up with many members of the local profession at the awards dinner at the scenic Museum of Australia last Friday night.

The term intergenerational inequality sounds catchy, but is it entirely logical and problematic?

I encourage readers to try to Google or get a copy of the cartoon (on ISIS Brides) in The Weekend Australian of 9/10 May if they have not seen it already.

Senator Jacinta Price, grieving a family tragedy, is right to call for a Royal Commission into abuse in remote communities.

It was good to see Anzac Day crowds all over Australia getting bigger and bigger.

Why does this federal government feel it necessary to put a misleading and often dishonest spin on all it does?