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Tag Archives: australia
Tony Abbott and the Liberals: Truthiness Down Under
With an Australian Federal election coming up later this year, the truthiness of Abbott and his party will be of ever-greater importance.
Posted in Current Affairs, australia, environment Also tagged climate change, global warming, liberal party, mary-beth snow, stephen colbert, the colbert report, tony abbott, truthiness Leave a comment
Heath Ledger was the cat’s meow
Did I seriously just write the above headline? Heath Ledger was? He was? People die young all the time. There’s nothing new under the sun, and tragic death in one’s prime is no exception. In many ways Heath Ledger was (here’s that dreadful word again) no more special than, say, the people dying in Palestine [...]
Posted in Columnist, Entertainment, movies, obituary Also tagged celebrity, death, film, obituary, u.s. 3 Comments
Australia’s new Prime Minister and a clash of values