In-depth analysis of the day’s news, plus stories and gossip from Australian politics.
Regions vs. Cities: an insurmountable electoral divide
With the election result now established, it has been interesting to see how many commentators, politicians, and other experts have…
Salvation in theology for Australia’s declining churches?
The lunatic left will rejoice at the results of a recent American Gallup Poll which revealed that belief in God…
Sri Lanka: PM resigns amid unfolding catastrophe
BREAKING: Global politics is in free-fall, but no government is falling faster than that of Sri Lanka. Breaking news this…
The world women and children deserve
The magnitude of what has just happened in America is still setting in, and while there are those of us…
Can you feel the empathy?
This week the newly minted Teal Member for Kooyong Monique Ryan gushed on social media about meeting New Zealand Prime…
Japan mourns Shinzo Abe
Cruelly gunned down at a political rally, Japan’s longest serving Prime Minister lost his life in a senseless act of…
The (expensive) brave new world of ‘clean energy’
The market was working pretty well 20 years ago and is not expected to be much larger by 2030. It…
The attempted murder of Shinzo Abe
BREAKING: [ Edit: it has been released by Japanese media that Shinzo Abe has tragically died of his injuries.] At…
Labor: your kids belong to us
The Australian Labor Party believes that children belong to the State. Parents are mere babysitters. Think I’m exaggerating? The Victorian…
We must fix this politician-induced cost of living crisis
With interest rates rising again this week, inflation pushing up the cost of everything, and housing unaffordable for young people, families are…
The Pacific wants cash, not ‘gifts’
My favourite grandson, Asher, outspokenly declared to me at the age of 8 what he didn’t want for his Christmas…
BoJo – the schizophrenic conservative
Boris Johnson has resigned as Prime Minister of Great Britain. Boris was a great friend of Australia who even spent…
Listen to Reagan: governments don’t solve problems
It was the astute Ronald Reagan who gave us the quote: ‘Government does not solve problems; it subsidises them.’ I…
Challenge to WA vaccine mandate set for July 13
After six months and some delays, Senior Constable Ben Falconer’s challenge to the WA mandatory vaccine directions is due to…
Australia’s true ‘voiceless’
The Aboriginal bureaucracy, and possibly some Indigenous people themselves, have been agitating for a ‘Voice’. Surprisingly, these advocates think that…
RIP medical privacy
While the rest of the world moves on and ditches Covid for its new fling ‘Monkey Pox’ – Australia is…
Water: it’s always too much, or not enough
Australia has, throughout its history, been a land of drought, floods, and fire. It is recognised as the driest inhabited…
Munchausen’s by proxy: the UN & WEF made the world ‘sick’ for profit
Abusive parents have been known to make their children appear sick in order to gain attention, fame, and fortune. Sometimes…
The forgotten story behind Roe
After 50 years of federally legalised abortion across the United States, the Supreme Court has struck down the ruling that…
Hate speech laws silent on Christian attacks
The Left are always banging on about ‘not offending’ this group, and ‘not upsetting’ that group – words are literal violence. Don’t…
Bette Midler enrages trans activists by supporting women
You can never be ‘Woke’ enough. It’s like gambling. Actors, politicians, and businesses – they all attempt to play the…
Climate Change: a religion built on blind faith
Australia is my ‘burned-over’ country. Not burnt out in the sense of droughts and bushfires; the term ‘burned-over district’ was…
How the ‘green’ EU starves the world
There’s a food crisis brewing, but you wouldn’t know it with the way the European bureaucracy is behaving. Dutch farmers…
Is there a job for the Victorian cop who called out Dan Andrews?
It’s been eight months since I spoke out against the disproportionate response and damage the government’s response to Covid has…
Australian judges oversee the collapse of law in Hong Kong
The Court of Final Appeal is the final appellate court in the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region (HKSAR). Established on…
