(Note: This was published last week, I forgot to share it here.)
After a week’s break, the Johnny Depp v. Amber Heard trial has recommenced. There has been some explosive testimony and brilliant lawyering from Depp’s team in their cross-examination of Amber Heard, with special praise going to Depp’s lawyer Camille Vasquez who carried out the cross.
If you’d like to read about some of the key moments from the first part of the trial, you can do so here.
After a long and tumultuous wait, unvaccinated volunteers (like me) and staff were all set to return to schools this week, with the Public Health Order mandating vaccination scrapped on Friday.
But the Department of Education had other ideas.
This one gets personal.
Read it here.
Elon Musk, a free speech absolutist, has purchased Twitter. And despite the Left’s declarations that they will be leaving the platform, they won’t.
Find out why in my latest for The Spectator Australia.
“When I see a politician turn up to church for mass after years of absence, I know we must be getting close to an election. As a Catholic, it infuriates me because they are not coming to mass for the right reasons – they are attending to portray themselves as part of the Christian community.”
Politicians are now turning up to church. But it’s not because they’re religious. They’re just trying to get religious voters on side in a cheap attempt to bolster their electoral hopes.
Read my latest for The Spectator Australia here.
JJ’s Outlook 