It was sad to see the Wallabies’ performance in the World Cup in France.

I rarely watch Q+A, the ABC panel discussion program, but I did on Monday last week, and was highly impressed with a young Year 11 student by the name of Will Shackel, who is an articulate and ardent supporter of nuclear energy. 

Recent amendments to our criminal laws will see young criminals not even be able to be charged with a criminal offence because they are not 14.

Firstly, I was pleased to see the federal government announce it was buying some 220 Tomahawk cruise missiles (range 1,500 kilometres). For maximum effectiveness, it does need to put them on our six Collins Class submarines and...

It therefore surprised me when Mr Barr didn’t cough up the $1 million needed to ensure Canberra could host a few Women’s World Cup matches.

Now it seems, having got the Sofronoff report, the ACT Government won’t release it. I wonder why. Didn’t it say what they wanted to hear?

The Fadden by-election is the first real setback the Albanese government has had.

Unfortunately, the staff at Calvary are silenced and can’t complain to the media as they are now government employees and that has always been the case with government employees.

Two of the bigger issues to be discussed at the Australian Labor Party’s upcoming national conference will be AUKUS and Australian recognition of Palestine.

Last Saturday, Canberra rugby union icon and Brumbies forward coach, Laurie (“the Lord”) Fisher, retired from full-time coaching.

Here in wintry Canberra, I was interested to see that the AMC was finally going smoke free.

I was amazed when Ben Roberts-Smith VC proceeded to sue over the media reports of his actions in Afghanistan.