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Why Bruce Lehrmann’s high-profile lawyer dropped out of men’s rights conference

Why Bruce Lehrmann’s high-profile lawyer dropped out of men’s rights conference

Colourful solicitor Zali Burrows, who says Lehrmann is ‘arguably the most hated man in Australia’, skipped a conference hosted by Bettina Arndt.

  • by Kishor Napier-Raman and Stephen Brook

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Want to hear from Bruce Lehrmann about the justice system? That will be $100 a ticket, please

Want to hear from Bruce Lehrmann about the justice system? That will be $100 a ticket, please

The former Liberal Party staffer is top billing for an event being organised by controversial #MenToo advocate Bettina Arndt.

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‘Distractions posing as solutions’: Grace Tame criticises Scott Morrison’s cabinet reshuffle

‘Distractions posing as solutions’: Grace Tame criticises Scott Morrison’s cabinet reshuffle

The Australian of the Year has also attacked the new assistant minister for women for comments supporting controversial commentator Bettina Arndt.

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Bettina Arndt, Mike Carlton to keep Order of Australia honours

Bettina Arndt, Mike Carlton to keep Order of Australia honours

The council that runs Australia's award system decided that without legal findings against either commentator, they had not brought the order into disrepute.

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'It is a secret society': Does our honours system need a shake up?

After a string of controversial winners, questions are being asked about whether the awards need reform.

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Governor-General will not unilaterally remove Bettina Arndt's Order of Australia

Governor-General will not unilaterally remove Bettina Arndt's Order of Australia

Federal Labor, Liberal, independents and the Greens united to support a motion calling for Bettina Arndt to lose her Order of Australia over comments about a man who murdered his wife and children by setting them alight.

  • by Nick Bonyhady
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Ardern right to call out Morrison for deporting 'Aussie' Kiwis

The Jacinda Ardern comments at her press conference with Scott Morrison by her side were indeed strong - and I have to say she is right and we Australians are wrong.

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