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Faith schools stoush a solution looking for a problem

2024-04-04T12:00:45+11:0030 March 2024|Categories: Gerard Henderson's Weekly Column, Uncategorized|

Once upon a time, the term sectarianism was used in Australia to describe hostility to the Catholic Church in general and Catholics in particular. Anti-Catholic sectarianism has never gone away, but it has diminished dramatically from around half a century ago. It has been replaced by a more general form of sectarianism directed at religion [...]

It is anti-Semitism that is soaring, not Islamophobia

2024-03-25T12:04:51+11:0023 March 2024|Categories: Gerard Henderson's Weekly Column, Uncategorized|

The prevalence of moral equivalence in the debate over the Israel-Hamas war was evident on the ABC Radio National Breakfast program on Wednesday. Presenter Patricia Karvelas interviewed opposition Senate leader Simon Birmingham on a range of issues. Karvelas put this proposition to Birmingham: “Anti-Semitism is on the rise, Islamophobia is on the rise, in the [...]

7.30 pushes usual buttons in all-out nuclear attack

2024-03-18T09:35:27+11:0016 March 2024|Categories: Gerard Henderson's Weekly Column, Uncategorized|

It’s a tale of two interviews. On Tuesday, Sarah Ferguson interviewed opposition climate change and energy spokesman Ted O’Brien on ABC TV’s 7.30. The following morning former Liberal Party prime minister Malcolm Turnbull was interviewed on ABC Radio National Breakfast by Patricia Karvelas. Turnbull seems to have a particular relationship with RN Breakfast. It is [...]

ABC 7:30 Tuesday 12 March 2024 Transcript | Sarah Ferguson & Ted O’Brien

2024-03-15T16:08:04+11:0015 March 2024|Categories: Uncategorized|

ABC 7:30 Tuesday 12 March 2024 Sarah Ferguson: Well, here he is. Ted O’Brien is the Shadow Minister for Climate Change and Energy. Welcome to the program. Ted O’Brien: Thanks very much, Sarah. Sarah Ferguson: So, how many, uh, nuclear powered – how many nuclear power stations would the Coalition build, and how long would [...]

Writers festivals an anti-Israel pile-on you’re paying for

2024-03-04T09:21:46+11:002 March 2024|Categories: Gerard Henderson's Weekly Column, Uncategorized|

Come autumn, come the season of literary festivals starting with the Adelaide Writers’ Week on Saturday and followed by similar events in Melbourne, Sydney, Canberra, and more later in the year. In contemporary Australia, literary festivals are best defined as occasions when a group of leftist or left-of-centre public servants get bucketloads of taxpayer money [...]

Issue 666

2024-01-26T15:05:43+11:0026 January 2024|Categories: Latest Media Watch Dog, Media Watch Dog, Uncategorized|Tags: , |

GERARD HENDERSON’S MEDIA WATCH DOG ISSUE – NO. 666 26 January 2024 * * * * Ellie’s Back Media Watch Dog 666 lands on Australia Day Can You Bear It? - Morrison-antagonist Laura Tingle enlisted by 7:30 to comment on Scott Morrison’s retirement; News Breakfast airs fake news re Morrison, Trump and Pence; Jane Caro [...]

Issue 665

2023-12-15T18:35:42+11:0015 December 2023|Categories: Latest Media Watch Dog, Media Watch Dog, Uncategorized|Tags: , |

GERARD HENDERSON’S MEDIA WATCH DOG ISSUE – NO. 665 15 December 2023 * * * * Stop Press – PK speaks for Australians on Israel-Hamas war; Josh Taylor brings back the Guardian/ABC Axis on News Breakfast Can You Bear It? – Niki Savva dismisses her one-time employment by Peter Costello; Sydney University deputy vice-chancellor goes on The Drum to [...]

Issue 663

2023-12-01T16:08:38+11:001 December 2023|Categories: Latest Media Watch Dog, Media Watch Dog, Uncategorized|Tags: , |

GERARD HENDERSON’S MEDIA WATCH DOG ISSUE – NO. 663 1 December 2023 * * * * Stop Press – PK neglects to query the claim that Peter Dutton is responsible for extremism on Australia’s streets Can You Bear It? – Nine’s Calum Jaspan neglects to tell readers the names of the prominent Nine journalists who [...]

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