Blame politicians, not teachers
Our political elite are to blame for our educational malaise, not our educators… At the start of another academic year,…
3,000 days of Dan
The Victorian Premier’s milestone is not a cause for celebration
Latino Australia? A radical leftist populism may be lying in wait
According to the common narrative, the spectre of rightist authoritarianism has haunted the West since 2016. For as is usually…
Why we never win
Unless there is major ideological and structural reform, the future for the Liberals and the broad centre-right is bleak
The permanent revolution or a conservative renaissance?
Whatever the result of this Saturday’s Victorian election, one thing is for sure: there will be no conservative renaissance south…
A tertiary tragedy
Australia’s higher-education sector is a farce: a quasi-commercial entity, run for the benefit of select interests, and failing in its social responsibility
No, Albo. We don’t need more women at work
Unsurprisingly, one of the things to come out of the recent Jobs and Skills Summit was a greater emphasis on women in…
Labor’s job growth via mass migration
Jobs and Skills Summit another missed opportunity for introspection
Against the ‘Karenocracy’
Are we governed by ‘Karens’? For the uninitiated, a ‘Karen’ is a synecdoche for a type of affluent and out-of-touch woman…
Australia: apathetic or activist?
A commonly-held view is that we are living through diabolically fractious times. Indeed, even a cursory reflection on the recent…
Incoherence is destroying the Liberals
If you’re reading this, it’s highly likely you’re conservatively inclined. Indeed, skimming The Spectator Australia or spying the Sky After Dark set are…
Liberalism: the great political disease
If two years of intermittent lockdowns, compulsory masking, and all the other effects of Covid haven’t convinced our remaining Dr Panglosses that…
What happens to Australia if Pax Americana fails?
The invasion of liberal Ukraine by a revanchist Russia is as good an occasion as any to muse upon Australia’s…
Why Bother? Australians are sick of politics and politicians
For the politically inclined, 2022 should be a year of note. With a federal election due by May, and the…