Believe it or not, the purpose of publishing the ‘Daily Life’ section of the Age and the Sydney Morning Herald is not to justify shutting down all university departments that have the word ‘studies’ in their names. That impression is just an unintended consequence of the questionable material that regularly appears on what is colloquially known as Fairfax’s ‘lady pages’.
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Jeremy Sammut is a Research Fellow at The Centre for Independent Studies.
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