Commenting on Tony Abbott’s recent Perth speech in Quadrant, Keith Windschuttle identified three crises ‘which, taken together, represent a national crisis beyond anything yet experienced by current generations of Australians’. These he summed up as energy policy, debt accumulation and multicultural immigration. The Turnbull Government has not only failed to counteract these crises, it appears not to recognise that they exist.
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