
Van Badham
Van Badham is a prominent Australian columnist and writer known for her incisive commentary on politics and culture, particularly in relation to contemporary issues affecting Australia and its relationship with the United States. Her work often examines the intersection of local and global events, providing critical insights into the socio-political landscape. As a columnist for The Guardian Australia, Badham has gained recognition for her sharp wit and ability to articulate the complexities of Australian identity in the context of global influences, especially during turbulent times marked by figures such as Donald Trump.
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Van Badham described the frog suit protest as a brilliant tactic against Trump's policies.
Defying Donald Trump, Portland frog leaps into action in inflatable protests outside ICE buildingVan Badham is a Guardian Australia columnist discussing the absurdity of luxury pet accommodations funded by taxpayers.
Our obsession with spoiling pets has gone too far: your dog doesn’t care if its collar is from Burberry | Van Badham
Van Badham is a Guardian Australia columnist discussing the appeal of Labubu dolls.
A fluff ball with a monster face: what explains the luxury appeal of Labubu dolls? | Van BadhamVan Badham is a Guardian Australia columnist discussing the cultural implications of America's current political climate.
America used to fire the world’s imagination – but now the cultural conversation is being silenced | Van BadhamVan Badham is a Guardian Australia columnist discussing masculinity and societal issues.
Gen X men: if you don’t find the strength to inoculate boys against the manosphere, what men are left? | Van BadhamVan Badham is a Guardian Australia columnist discussing the impact of American culture on Australia.
The impact of Trump 2.0 on Australia is evidence of how American we suddenly aren’t | Van Badham















