The former Labor leader is standing by his reference to Andrew Robb’s mental health issues in a newspaper column last week. He says the Right-wing commentariat has no right to call for his comments to be censored.
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Cranes over cities need workers
Crikey readers have their say on the issues of the day.
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Latham’s Henderson Watch: Gerard reinvents history class
How can the Sydney Institute’s board turn a blind eye to the embarrassing ineptitude of its ageing executive director? Gerard Henderson deserves a well-earned break, of the permanent variety.
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Crikey readers weigh in on the big issues of the day.
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Latham’s Henderson Watch: 54 mistakes and counting
Time to cast an eye on Gerard Henderson’s latest critical efforts. The former Labor Party leader fact-checks the self-anointed media fact checker.
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Latham’s Bolt Watch: Why Andrew is wrong on Gillard and Slater & Gordon
The former Labor leader trawls the coverage of the Julia Gillard’s Slater &Gordon affair on Andrew Bolt’s blog to test the allegations — and Bolt’s assertions — against her.
READ MORELatham’s Henderson Watch: that’s a giant mistake, tiger
Last Friday the Dog was off his leash, dragging dear old Ita Buttrose into his mistake-ridden ways, writes former Labor leader Mark Latham.
READ MORELatham’s Henderson Watch: howling at the loon
What kind of person spends most of his adult life researching other people’s errors and telling them to get a fact-checker, but then admits his own work is so hastily prepared he doesn’t have time for fact-checking? writes former Labor leader Mark Latham.
READ MORELatham’s Henderson Watch: False Prophet at a loss
Clearly Gerard Henderson is sleep-deprived as he bumbles from one howler to another, writes former Labor leader Mark Latham.
READ MOREThe weakness of republicanism
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READ MORELatham’s Henderson Watch: liberal with the truth
A man who regards himself as Australia’s leading authority on the Liberal Party does not even know the name of the current Liberal leader’s electorate, writes former Labor leader Mark Latham.
READ MORELatham’s Henderson Watch VI: anyone for seconds?
Evidence suggests that much of Henderson’s column is a cut-and-paste job from his earlier writings, writes former Labor leader Mark Latham.
READ MORELatham’s Henderson Watch V: Murdoch sympathiser, chancellor of the check-checker
Gerard Henderson’s right-wing salon, The Sydney Institute, is riddled with conflicts of interest, writes former Labor leader Mark Latham.
READ MORELatham, a star is born
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READ MORELatham’s Henderson Watch IV: the war within the Hendi Coalition
Can you bear it? A never-ending list of Hendi-howlers? It’s been a bumper fortnight here at Henderson Watch, writes former Labor leader Mark Latham.
READ MORELatham vs. Henderson
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READ MORELatham’s Henderson Watch: … taking on the sensitive petal
One needs to read Gerard Henderson’s words carefully, to understand the circular nature of his arguments, writes former Labor leader Mark Latham.
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