If the goal of the terrorists was to force all Brits to permanently change their way of life, then they've failed — they've barely changed it for 24 hours, writes James Glenday.

We shouldn't be surprised that Rebel Wilson's family are embracing their apparent boganism, writes Ben Pobjie. Where once bogan was a vicious slur, nowadays it's a point of pride.

In the wake of the Manchester attack targeting young girls, many Muslims speak out against Western liberal feminists who deliberately ignore or downplay the threat of Islamic misogyny. Emma-Kate Symons writes.

Now Donald Trump has opted out of the Paris Agreement, it doesn't necessarily follow that the brakes are coming off US carbon emissions, writes Greg Jennett.

Margaret Court is wrong to claim marriage is "a union between a man and a woman as stated in the Bible," writes Robyn Whitaker. She is even more wrong to suggest she is being persecuted for her views.