In-depth analysis of the day’s news, plus stories and gossip from Australian politics.
The warning of history from the Iranian nation to Europe
The alliance of the Red and Black reaction and the price of silence in the face of terrorism
We must defend patriotism, or end up like France
The Left has a hell of a lot to answer for in this country
The cost of opportunity
How the cost-of-living crisis threatens to deepen Australia’s educational divide
It couldn’t happen here, until it does
The French Revolution overthrew the king only to install an emperor. Now the rioters are overthrowing the French...
The missing middle ground of Australian politics
How the sceptic was squeezed out, and why the extremes are all that’s left...
French flames have exposed the West’s darkest rot
France’s burning streets have illuminated an ideological and cultural crisis the West can no longer afford to ignore
Aborting principles
Abortion policy was Labor’s first test of Jess Wilson and her campaign team – and they failed
The ‘almost’ answers of our eternal political class
When was the last time you received a straight answer from a politician?
The invisible dragon beyond the castle walls
The greatest threat to our freedom may not be Artificial Intelligence, but the political institutions determined to control what it allows us to know
The tiger in Antalya
Canberra heads to next month’s UN climate summit holding exclusive authority over the negotiations and almost no leverage
Immersive French dining comes to Melbourne
It’ll be a journey through space, but also a journey across French history, where living becomes an art, where art in all its forms is exalted
France is burning again. Australia should take notice.
France has long embraced subversion. Its revolutionaries, rebellious students and intellectual provocateurs occupy a cherished place in the national imagination...
CHAMPAGNE SOCIALISM BURNS FRENCH CULTURE – and Australia’s descent into censorship | S3 Ep 24
In this episode: Far-left riots bring France to its knees while President Macron attends #CelineDion concert. Australia’s Royal Commission into…
CPAC failed to answer who will lead the Right to the next election
How does a divided centre right avoid the horror of handing Labor a third term to continue wrecking everything? That…
When does a police force become an army?
How did a police force created by a peace agreement become an organisation against which Israel now considers it prudent to prepare a war plan?
One Nation, the only answer to Uniparty’s sinking ship
Sometimes there are moments when One Nation seems a bit over the top. Take for instance NSW One Nation leader…
Russia’s plague scare and the long shadow of Covid
The incident has become a revealing test of public trust, government transparency, and the lasting psychological impact of the Covid era.
The High Court and the carbon dioxide hoax
This case represents a landmark precedent in Australian environmental and administrative law
Push back against your piano robot
Artificial Intelligence may one day both outplay and playout humanity
The Josh Frydenberg media tour
The former Treasurer represents the political legacy Liberals need to confront: Net Zero, mass immigration, big spending and the triumph of metropolitan liberalism over conservative instincts
Climate attribution the ultimate abuse of science
When speculative pseudoscience becomes a weapon of lawfare
Penny Wong vs Ralph Babet
Labor’s virtue-signalling moral panic over Russian oil falls apart in biggest trading partners, China and India
Editor’s picks
Magazine
If socialists understood economics they wouldn’t be socialists
Or perhaps they would?
From each according to the Greens
Victoria’s luvvies plan a new starvation policy
