Why we cannot ignore AI revolution: New tech is here to stay, but it’s not the definitive answer
If you’re not wondering whether this column is composed by an algorithm, perhaps it’s time you should be.
I won’t put up with casual homophobia any longer
So many of us woke on Monday morning to discover the severity and magnitude of yet another mass shooting in the US, the biggest...
It’s our duty to keep the joy of cinema-going alive
Going to the movies is one of the great relaxing escapes for me.
Could Penrith house an NBL expansion team?
Is Penrith ready to house another major sporting team?
Abbott simply can’t win
I know this is a hard thing to do, but just for a minute or two, put yourself in Tony Abbott’s shoes.
Do you retire...
We can all do better, but cancel culture must not win
George Orwell once said (or didn’t say, depending on who you believe), “the most effective way to destroy people is to deny and obliterate...
Has your credit score changed overnight?
At some point in the middle of the night, I went from being a good credit risk, to an average one.
And it's likely that...
Jason Morrison: Time to get serious about safety at our hospitals
If we can afford to have police officers guarding politicians and judges we can find the money for protection of nurses, doctors, and patients...
Western Sydney by name, but not by nature: The AFL’s Giant issue
The GWS Giants are meant to represent western Sydney. So why are they so keen on abandoning it? Troy Dodds.
Yes, you should be back in the office
The laptop class can not suck on the teat of flexible working forever.
An early morning alarm is the least we can do
Troy Dodds reflects on the importance of ANZAC Day.
Jason Morrison: State Government’s toll addiction
Jason Morrison on tolls in western Sydney. How much are you spending?
Penrith’s High Street cinemas: 30 years since final curtain fell
It’s 30 years this week since the Hayden Cinemas on High Street in Penrith closed for the final time.
Does the State Government think the lockdown is over?
Has the State Government got ahead of itself as it powers towards reopening?
Time for the Liberal Party to look in the mirror
Where to now for the Liberal Party? Troy Dodds unpacks the election bloodbath.
Retail re-think needed in fight for survival
Troy Dodds says it's time for a shake-up of the retail world.
A very Weekender wedding
I’ve been called a lot of things (‘triple chinned turnip’ is my most recent favourite), but until around 4pm this afternoon, I’ve never been...
Are Foxtel’s days numbered?
Subscription TV provider Foxtel is increasing its prices in July, posing the question: are you still connected to Australia's most expensive TV service?
Hey city folk, western Sydney is thriving and winning – even if you’re oblivious to it
Troy Dodds says the west offers a lifestyle those in the city and east are completely oblivious to.
Same-sex marriage debate is making us petty and soft
Beyond the Instagram posts, emojis and stories of love, there is a dark underbelly to the same-sex marriage postal plebiscite.
Many of us feared that...