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Monthly Archives: January 2006

Home > 2006 > January

Our so unpopular Flag

 

I suppose it was to be expected that the Sydney Morning Herald would not publish my letter of 29 January, 2006, which I included in my column that day: http://www.norepublic.com.au/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=476&Itemid=4

I thought...

Read more 30/01/2006 at 8:41 PM Professor David Flint AM

The nineties cultural cringe: where is it now?

 

Social analyst David Chalke says we were witnessing the end of our culture cringe, reports Edith Bevin, in a piece in the Daily Telegraph, 27 January 2006,“Flying in the face of opposing opinions”:...

Read more 29/01/2006 at 6:44 PM acm001

Cutural cringe: Fiction still preferred over fact at the Herald

 

Because its opinion page was once again used to promote misinformation about opinion polls to promote the cultural cringe so beloved of the elites, I sent this letter to the Herald on Saturday,...

Read more 29/01/2006 at 6:35 PM Professor David Flint AM

Senator Minchin slams latest republican stunt: “desparate ..juvenile”

Senator Minchin has said what many embarrassed republicans are saying: the mate for head of state campaign is a sign of desperation. It is juvenile. As we have been saying, the republican movement will...

Read more 29/01/2006 at 6:32 PM Professor David Flint AM

Cringe over Flag:republican campaign for change

 

Parallel to the “mate for Head of State “ campaign, the republican campaign for a new flag continued around Australia Day.

The Sydney Fairfax Sunday newspaper, The Sun Herald invited new designs, and...

Read more 29/01/2006 at 6:21 PM Professor David Flint AM

No cringe over constitution

 

When The Australian published extracts of this column's report about the "mate for head of state" fiasco on Bondi Beach on Sunday, 22 January, 2006, the republican movement deputy chairman, Anne Henderson wrote...

Read more 29/01/2006 at 6:19 PM Professor David Flint AM

How many times do we have to explain-The Queen is NOT a foreigner

 

The Daily Telegraph, on 28 January 2006, published a letter from me on the rather tired republican falsehood that The Queen is foreign.

Many Australians have more than one nationality and some have...

Read more 29/01/2006 at 6:14 PM acm001

Spurned by the Sydney Republican Herald, Prince Charles wins farmer, environmental, union plaudits

Lazy republicans here think all they have to say is “Prince Charles” and Australians will say “Give us a republic”.

Haven’t they learned their lesson?

They were shown to be hopelessly wrong –hopelessly-over the...

Read more 28/01/2006 at 12:00 AM Professor David Flint AM

The Sydney Morning Herald: a sad case of DR perhaps?

 

The Sydney Morning Herald is a sad case. Once the great journal of record of the City of Sydney, it has fallen on hard times. It is no longer the same newspaper which...

Read more 27/01/2006 at 3:24 PM Professor David Flint AM

Not lying awake at night wondering who their Head of State is

" Australians are not lying awake at night wondering who their head of state is" 

Nick Squires in the London Daily Telegraph, 19 January, 2006, http://news.telegraph.co.uk/news/main.jhtml?xml=/news/2006/01/19/waust19.xml

 quotes me saying this in “Republicans want 'a...

Read more 25/01/2006 at 9:20 PM acm001
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