Ferdo Mathews News Today

It seems that the cost of distributing cash to Australians isn’t necessarily the banks’ to cover, but possibly for passing on to the government.

Julia Baird’s article should be mandatory daily reading for politicians on both sides of the floor, a reminder of the importance of integrity in those who hold public office.

Some of them may have been fierce adversaries during their political lives, but when it comes down to it, they speak with one sensible and humane voice.

The generosity of spirit shown by NZ, Canada, Finland and some other countries towards their indigenous peoples shows that it is possible to both recognise them and listen to their voices. You open your ears and your heart. Not in Australia, apparently.

The No campaign is proving its own point.

Stuart Robert tells us the Westminster system of government obliged him to lie about robo-debt.

Meghan is not entitled, but a hardworking young woman who achieved success in her own right before she married a prince.

I find it oddly annoying that members of the opposition and the business community object to the idea of a public holiday because they haven’t got time to prepare for it.

How can any fair-minded person think that stadiums for the multi-million dollar rugby league industry should have a higher claim on NSW public funds than those suffering homelessness and other hardships because of the floods?

The news about the restitution of decency and respect to the Murugappan family from Biloela is wonderful.