The NSW Liberal Party sits at a crossroads. An impossible choice. Does it continue down the well-known and comfortable road…

Recently, I recounted how, as a young journalist in the Swinging Sixties, I had been ordered to drive through a…

The ‘transition’ of the electricity supply industry has been forced by government subsidies to renewable energy generators with increased impositions…

It has been apparent for some time that health care in this country is being politicised at all levels. Nothing…

In the 76-seat Senate, the Liberals and Nationals cannot block legislation despite holding more seats than Labor. There are 31…

This was not the first time I marched at a Walk for Life, but it was the first time I…

Australia’s current Prime Minister has suggested that Commonwealth Parliaments should go four years between elections, instead of the current three.…

Over the weekend, the Melbourne media were full of fevered speculation that a challenge to struggling Victorian Liberal and Coalition…

On March 13, 2024, Greta Thunberg was dragged away from blocking the Swedish Parliament entrance for a second day. She…

Despite the additional billions invested over the last 30 years, countless educational enquiries and reports, several national reform agreements, and…

Queensland held its local council elections Saturday, which would normally be a big yawn outside the Sunshine State, except for…

At a recent event I met and had a long chat with a retired economist who, in his professional career,…

Every year, like clockwork, the grievance industry works itself into a righteous fury over the annual Employer Census results compiled…

This week in Britain, a landmark historical move to ban puberty blockers in gender clinics has been motioned and overseen…

Sometimes a picture is worth a thousand words. No matter how many revelations came to light of the rampant political…

ACT Senator David Pocock wrote about Australia’s response to the humanitarian tragedy in Gaza recently. The next day, Foreign Affairs Minister Penny Wong…

Still fresh with pride from the Matildas’ inspirational World Cup campaign, Australians woke up last Wednesday morning to the news…

When it comes to Sydney’s housing problem, Premier Chris Minns is full of, uh, ‘facts’. ‘We’re about the 830th densest…

Cash is no longer King. Long before the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) decided to remove the monarch from our…

Hands up if you’ve struggled to find an ATM lately… I don’t mean an overpriced service station ATM; I mean…

George Orwell wrote in 1984, ‘The words kept coming back to him, statement of a mystical truth and a palpable…

Muticulturalism and multipolarity

It appears that ASIO is unable to bring about the prosecution of an unamed former politician who betrayed Australia because…