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End the Age of Entitlement
Stop the reckless and feckless profiting at the expense of the more prudent who subsidise their follies
My war against the factions
Why are the NSW Liberals so afraid of plebiscites?
Peter Cook and Dudley Moore visit the Antipodes
The British comic duo had a hilarious, drunken and drug-filled tour
Forget ‘Alborten’
History shows that the opposition leaders who immediately follow their party’s loss of government are doomed
Meet the latest Aussie who gets under our skin
The brash and combative Oracle skipper has become the focal point of New Zealand’s collective anxieties
Pass the torch
If only Britain had sound conservatives such as John Howard and Tony Abbott
Labor’s legacy wars
History will be kinder to Julia than Kevin
Letters
Sam’s Abbott, not Anton’s Sir: Sam Roggeveen’s article (‘Abbott is not a neocon,’ 28 September) is a useful analysis of…
Abbott is not a neocon
Get ready for an Asia-oriented PM
How was it for you?
Losing power can be felt in many ways
In praise of Australia's Liberal Democrats
Far from being dismissed, David Leyonhjelm may spark a genuine libertarian renaissance
Why I’m homeschooling
And I’m not telling the bureaucrats
Julia Gillard's myth makers
The historical revisionism around the discredited former PM must end
Where to now for Labor?
Tony Abbott’s unusual agenda threatens its future
Why doesn’t the Facebook abuse of Tony Abbott prompt outrage from the moral guardians?
Why doesn’t the online abuse of Tony Abbott prompt outrage from the moral guardians?
If only Tories had a Tony
The new PM is a role model for British conservatives
No way to treat an expat
British pensioners here are being discriminated against — it’s time to unfreeze their state pensions annually
The real deal
Tony Abbott has emerged as a role model for right-thinking conservatives across the globe
Labor’s stunningly childish campaign
The ALP needs adult supervision
The cult of Labor
Whereas the Libs allow diversity of opinion, the ALP acts like a peculiar, monistic outfit
The Spectator correctly predicted that Australia would regain the Ashes
Australia have regained the Ashes, much to the dismay of the British side. But did the Spectator predict this might happen…
Desperate times
Kevin Rudd is playing politics with security and foreign policy
Don’t listen to this foreigner
The British anti-Murdoch Labour MP has no right to interfere in Australia’s election on Labor’s behalf
Notes from America
Back in Los Angeles after four months in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, where I directed a three hour Bonnie & Clyde…
A dry spell
Melbourne’s Crucible is unbewitching
