Features Australia
We’ve listened, we’ve learned
Let me say it upfront: on greyhounds, the Government got it wrong. Banning the industry was a mistake, and we…
Human live baiting
While the NSW Government worked itself into a lather over greyhounds chasing ‘live bait’, speaking emotively of bunny rabbits being…
Spewing hate
The recent ABC documentary Recognition – Yes or No? concluded with Andrew Bolt in a fold-out chair on a lawn…
In the Navy, in the Army…
Those amused or alarmed by the pictures of former Army Chief and Australian of the Year David Morrison mincing about…
Black women’s lives matter
Earlier this year, Mark Latham stirred up outrage with these comments on domestic violence: … it’s about how the men…
In defence of human rights
An emaciated figure in Auschwitz’s prison rags stands across a desk from a tall, thin, blond German named Doktor Pannwitz.…
Business/Robbery etc
Put off the funeral arrangements; the incompetent South Australian government has, unintentionally, just given the kiss of life to coal…
The Left’s foreign donors
A few weeks ago a trove of hacked documents detailed the international web of organisations nurtured by George Soros via…
Coping with a little John Howard
Once, long ago, I made the mistake of signing a change.org petition. I have received unwanted correspondence from them ever…
But they should take the children away…
Despite the worsening crisis in indigenous child welfare, the Aboriginal industry is continuing to make the same misleading claims about…
Aussie Mussies
There have been few developments to better illustrate the collective delusions of the progressive media and the Islamic community than…
Baiting greyhound owners
Greyhound racing is to be outlawed in NSW from July 1, purportedly based on the findings of the McHugh report,…
Technical nightmare
Surely Malcolm Williamson represented the ultimate process of career self-destruction possible in a culture which had never experienced suicide-bombers. When…
Them’s fighting words
First speeches are one of the few times Parliamentarians can present their motivations to the Chamber. After a precarious election…
All sizzle, no sausage
During a recent policy debate concerning the proposal to recognise Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples in our Constitution, a…
The Empire fries back
Memo to self: If I ever decide to flirt with the shoals of bankruptcy and follow friends’ calls to ‘open…
Throwing a tanderrum
Connoisseurs of our sunburnt country’s timeless heritage have a treat in store next month. An indigenous tanderrum, or ceremonial mass…
Business/Robbery etc
It’s just the calm before the storm. Despite the apparent parliamentary resolution of the government’s superannuation fracas, the battle is…
Boom time
The government claims it had a good week last week, increasing taxes on savings, raising effective marginal tax rates on…
Le poison Pen
The surge of the far-right Front National (FN) since Marine Le Pen took over the leadership of the party from…
Pauline appeals! Elites in shock!
The reaction to Pauline Hanson’s maiden speech was a reminder that like Disraeli’s England, Australia is now two nations ,…
Over-crowded upper house
Watching the circus that was the Republican convention to endorse Donald Trump’s candidacy was enough to make Australian voters such…
Journos or Groupies?
Sam Dastyari’s ‘Chinese indiscretion’ hit the press on Tuesday of the first week of parliament. It was immediately followed by…
Power to the plebiscite
Malcolm Turnbull’s shilly-shallying before deciding to go ahead with the gay ‘marriage’ plebiscite is what we have come to expect…
We’re all gamblers now
We are a nation of gamblers. We wager more per capita than any other country on earth. But it is…
