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Terry Sarten
Columnist
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Check out Terry’s latest content
Terry Sarten: Brits bewildered by Brexit
Brits seem to be bewildered by Brexit. Leave or Remain, have a second referendum?
Terry Sarten: Locked, loaded and aimed at you next
Words can be loaded with meaning — and they may be locked, loaded and aimed at you next
Terry Sarten: To the ramparts comrades, let's reinstate the art of conversation
Communication requires dialogue. Txting doesn't count.
Terry Sarten: Politicians are going places ... at our expense
Politicians going places: No budget, no pre-approval ... and they're spending our money
Terry Sarten: With Hubris Unlimited you're special ... and the rules don't apply
'Being a politician and a minister I am beyond the rules that apply to others.'
Terry Sarten: It's not where we are - it's how we get there
National MP's bill to change school decile system missing the point
Terry Sarten: Sweet 16? You can have sex ... but you can't vote
It's true -- politics seems incredibly boring compared to sex
Terry Sarten: China reacts to subversive power of the humble letter 'N'
Severe censorship part of Chinese leader's move to be president for life