In July, Fairfax wrote that 46 per cent of Australians who think we should be spending more on anti-terrorism measures were wrong. “There is no limit to what we will spend to fend off the object of our irrational fears,” the piece claimed (note: global news and factual events being deemed “irrational fears”).
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