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Scathing response to Adam Bandt’s private jet hypocrisy
How much does it cost to keep the leader of a minor, nature-loving, tree-hugging political party happy? Roughly $1 million,…
Marriage – a fading institution
‘Dearly beloved, we are gathered together in the sight of God, and in the face of this congregation, to join…
Hubris and the Left
We are all familiar with the concept of hubris. The vice of excessive self-confidence and ambition which, by inducing a…
Is the Pope’s moral surrender a sin?
In the Middle East, US President Joe Biden is urging Israel’s surrender to the terrorist Hamas organisation via a ceasefire.…
Renewable enthusiasts are panicking about Dutton’s genius nuclear plan
In recent days, headlines from Net-Zero-inclined publications have become increasingly unhinged. Why nuclear power is ‘madness on steroids’! Peter Dutton wonders when…
The Palaszczuk legacy: terrible for Queenslanders, appalling for women
The Inala by-election, which will decide on a replacement for Annastacia Palaszczuk in Queensland’s Parliament, is scheduled for March 16,…
Australia to face an honest inquiry
On October 19, the Australian Senate agreed to hold an inquiry under the auspices of its Legal and Constitutional Affairs Committee…
Eshays, imported riots – are water cannons next?
Whether it’s antisemitic pro-Palestinians or a gathering of ‘eshays’ in Logan in Queensland, our police forces have lost control of…
Konstantin Kisin: Romancing the West
‘The West is better. Our societies are better. Not superior, just better at producing the kinds of things that human…
Australia Last: Albanese has billions for Asia, but nothing for you
Labor Prime Minister, Anthony Albanese, was proud to announce his $2 billion investment in Southeast Asia following recommendations from the…
The media’s lazy discourse on the gender pay gap
The so-called gender pay gap has been on everybody’s lips of late. The launch of WGEA’s comprehensive database has revealed…
There will be consequences for American isolationism
Has the Republican Party’s isolationism caused American allies to doubt Washington’s commitment to safeguarding the global order that it put…
Puppet masters of the ALP: UN communist thugs and the militant Unions
Ocean Island, Central Pacific, 1964. Standing on a plank stage hanging off the side of a ship with another cadet,…
Women, back to the barricades!
International Women’s Day reminds us of the challenges, successes and milestones in our history, and the transformation that has enabled…
Home baked sovereign risk
Australia Day passed with fewer flags, less lamb, and more bickering. The Prime Minister ducked for cover, statues came down,…
The joy of lament
Why are the people of Israel famously resilient? When you think of the hatred and persecution they have faced over…
Have we been betrayed irredeemably?
This week, ASIO’s Mike Burgess announced in his annual report to Parliament that several years ago they had uncovered and…
Double Shot S2E6: Is there a place for Faith in politics? Brianna McKee, Lyle Shelton, and Andrew L. Urban
Religion and politics are two subjects that Australians prefer to keep separated, at least, that was true. In the modern age, a…
The 30th anniversary of ABS gender pay gap data
Gender pay gap activists have had an exciting few weeks, especially with the new statistics showing these gaps at the…
Extinction of reason: why I detest climate activists
Three climate activists were arrested and charged on Tuesday, March 5, 2024, after parking a large truck across three lanes…
Queensland mandate judgement a victory for process, not human rights
The decision handed down in Queensland’s Supreme Court ruling vaccine mandates imposed on police and public health workers unlawful and…
Disney howling with the Woke wolves
Apparent damage from Disney’s deal with Wokeshevism continues to reveal just how far downhill appeasing far-left activists is taking the…
Night Country
Because of their prolonged darkness, the polar regions have long been preferred settings for mystery and horror stories. John Carpenter…
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