An A-to-Z guide to the new PC
Anyone who thought political correctness had croaked, joining neon leg warmers, mullets and MC Hammer in the graveyard of bad…
Gay marriage and the death of freedom
Rather than striking a blow for individual liberties, the dogma of gay marriage is stifling them
Free speech is so last century. Today’s students want the ‘right to be comfortable’
Free speech is so last century. Today’s undergraduates demand the ‘right to be comfortable’
Now it’s the tranny-state
The transgender community have become masters (er, mistresses?) of intolerance and offence-taking
Students - bunk off your sex classes and learn on the job
Universities are forcing undergraduates to attend sex education classes. Poor students
The biggest civil liberties outrage you've never heard of
‘Bubble matches’ sound like something quaint. In fact,they’re an outrage against civil liberties
A dark day for Australia
Tony Abbott’s ‘leadership call’ on Section 18C is a double-whammy wallop in the face of liberty
Welcome to the age of self-love
Pro-masturbation campaigning is a cause for our narcissistic times
Just another witch hunt
Should we really ostracise the opera singer Tamar Iveri?
Diary
I knew from reading his book that Bob Carr was colossally vain. But still I’m stunned when, 90 seconds before…
In praise of Big Coal
Through its coal-digging antics, Oz has made itself the midwife of a new era of progress around the world
A culture war on whaling
Australia’s successful international block on Japan’s business represents the nanny state gone global
Please stop trying to raise my awareness
Once, campaigners and charities tried to fight social evils. Now they just tell us about them
Israelis don’t care that we hate them. But they’d like to know why
Israelis’ theories on why it’s fashionable for the West to despise them
Trollhunters are a menace to the internet
Don’t blame Twitter for the tragic death of Charlotte Dawson
The latest anti-Semitic cry: ban circumcision
The thinking of those who seek to ban circumcision is dreary, backwards – and often anti-Semitic
Why interns don’t deserve pay
The ‘intern justice’ movement is preposterous – and damaging
The making of a myth
When John Kelly was transported from Tipperary to Tasmania in 1841, for stealing pigs, he couldn’t have imagined that 170…
The making of a myth
When John Kelly was transported from Tipperary to Tasmania in 1841, for stealing pigs, he couldn’t have imagined that 170…
