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Tomorrow, January 26th, Australia and India have national days of celebration. For India it is their Republic Day, which commemorates...

Many a reader has wondered about my linking of the world of politics to Grand Slam tennis. Well, more often than not, there are many...

Today I ‘lockdown’ my lockdown writings. It seems an appropriate day to do so. Yesterday was the 23rd consecutive day of no new cases in...

Well, just when you thought when the weeks could not become even stranger, along came the past seven days! Irony, confusion, chaos and...

This week the Victorian Premier acknowledged the growing volume of community anger against the duration and extent of his lockdown...

On 1st January 1901 Australia’s political structure was transformed. Six separate colonies became part of a Federal Commonwealth. Many of...

How fickle the fates! Paris enters a curfew only days after the French Open finishes. The City of Lights is to be dimmed to repel a...

I have discovered that when searching for images to insert into articles, copying of certain photographs will result in a slightly...

On reflection I suppose that most people thought that the only way Novak Djokovic would not win the US Open was if he beat himself. And...

One week of the US Tennis Open left in New York. One week left of the latest lockdown in Melbourne, but suddenly a two week extension…...

It is said that desperate times call for desperate measures. However, they should never be a reason for dishonourable and unprincipled...

As Australia's pandemic problems start to fracture our political system, it is important to remember how our Federal system of government...

As the US Open commences and the immovable side, service and baselines of tennis courts will determine players’ fates, it seems our nation’

I have always believed that 95% of people do the right thing 95% of the time.

England’s statues are falling down Falling down, falling down England’s statues are falling down Why ,oh why, are we so angry?