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The Life of Zye – who will cry?
Here’s a macabre little story that illustrates where humanity is headed – let’s call it The Life of Zye even…
They nicked how much from her pay?!
The average Aussie woman is handing over 47 per cent of their income to the government
Albanese’s inevitable slide into a Whitlamesque economy
A common mindset held by too many on the left is that production is inevitable, and will be maintained irrespective…
Biology bows to gender identity
It’s a bad day for biology. Sall Grover, founder of The Giggle for Girls app, has been ordered to pay…
To ensure support of key allies, Australia must get serious about defence
Amidst the bluster of Paul Keating’s recent intervention into the security debate by declaring Australia’s the Aukus pact risks turning…
Green foods fail Olympics
The first occupants of the Olympics village in Paris quickly taught the caterers that athletes did not favour their ‘climate-friendly’…
The class lines of rape
Whenever I write about rape the articles are usually pretty popular around my own set of feminists, I’m not sure…
Picking your poison
There are no perfect choices in human affairs. We are always in the game of trying to find the least…
The ‘corporate greed’ fallacy
At a recent campaign event in North Carolina, Kamala Harris became the latest politician to diagnose corporate greed as the…
How to see the US election
We are under three months out from the US election. Let me give you two different analyses of what will…
Taming the wildfires
As we approach Spring, there is a heightened chance that wildfires might develop across Australia. The perennial question as to…
Could Australian keyboard warriors be extradited to the UK?
It is only natural for people who follow politics closely to reflect on the anti-immigration riots that sprang up in…
Gene-splicing our way to success?
Having only recently re-watched the superb Jurassic Park Spielberg film based on Michael Crichton’s book (of the same name), I…
Labor’s recession we didn’t have to have
Federal spending is set to increase to its highest level since the mid-1980s, pandemic spending aside, at 26.6 per cent…
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Stuart Ballantyne explains why the Human Rights Commission should be chasing him
We Brits never realised how good we had it under Boris Johnson
Was it worth losing him over a bit of cake?
Rome was exhausted by its greatness. Are we next?
Modern male thoughts gravitate to the Roman Empire
Women and wealth: inheriting $3.2 trillion in the next decade
What a turnabout. Half a century ago feminism was all about celebrating women’s success. There was huge excitement about women’s…
Defending Dave: Australia’s biggest online rally for free speech
Aussies send stern warning to politicians and bureaucrats
Dave Pellowe reported to HRC for replacing Welcome to Country with Psalm 24:1
The Church and State Australia (CSA) ministry founder, Dave Pellowe, faces a complaint put before the Queensland Human Rights Commission…
Miracle worker Tim’s stellar career in the Labor circus
Say what you like about Tim Pallas – his career achievements are, by any measure, remarkable. From abattoir worker to…
UK puts misogyny and Islamic terrorism on an equal footing
UK Home Secretary Yvette Cooper has announced Labour’s plan to expand the Terrorism Act of 2000 to incorporate acts of…
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