Five weeks after Donald Trump’s election it’s time to stop the endless finger-pointing and hand-wringing about missing the biggest story…

This week the rabble that is the National Union of Students will hold their annual National Conference in Geelong at Deakin…

The South Korean national assembly’s decision on Friday to impeach President Park Geun-hye came as no great surprise. Since October…

The change of prime minister has put New Zealand in the news on this side of the ditch, and we…

Dear Leader slayed it on The Bolt Report the other day: With the same force we said ‘Stop the Boats’,…

It’s 19 years since South Park sparked a seasonal scatological scandal with the episode Mr Hankey, the Christmas Poo. Now…

From the Flat White mailbag: As you would know, my old school has produced three prime ministers: The First (Barton);…

Ten days before Christmas 2013 a civil war started in the new nation of South Sudan. The events leading up…

This week the SA Labor Premier, Jay Weatherill, took the lead in the national energy debate, suggesting the creation of an inter-state emissions…

We knew its recently departed editor-in-chief Mark Forbes was a sleazebag, but even then it was still generally believed The…

Listen these days to some of the world’s elite politicians, commentators and officials pontificate and you’d think you were living…

When stumps were drawn at the Wanderers on January 26th, 1965 the Springbok captain, Trevor Goddard, was 11 runs shy…

It has long been obvious that the political agenda of some Catholic organisations and schools rest solidly within the Green-left…

Why has there been such a long-term decline in maths and science learning in our schools, and in the qualifications…

Animal rights group People for Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA) was the winner of the 2016 Nanny State Awards, for…

Jessie Margaret Noble, formerly Dingle, died in Bundaberg last week, November 29, 2016 to be exact. She was 97. Who,…

Almost 30 years ago, fresh from Hawaii, I visited my daughter’s grade one class in Brisbane to show off my…

On Tuesday afternoon, Victoria’s upper house of Parliament voted down the Labor Government’s Equal Opportunity Amendment Bill. The Bill was…

It has been a dismal year for the commanders and foot soldiers in Australia’s war against so-called hate speech. In several recent ground operations, the massed forces of contemporary…

There’s a photo taken in South Africa after Nelson Mandela’s funeral.  Three Anglosphere PMs, Tony Abbott, Canada’s Stephen Harper and…

The restricting of freedom of association and freedom of religion is back on the agenda in Victorian Parliament this week.…

What’s gone wrong in South Australia? For much of the population, not very much, really. Most services are quite good, infrastructure development has…

At the recent Queensland state Labor conference Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk announced the government’s commitment to a human rights act, modelled…

BOSTON, UNITED STATES — The Alt-Right hysteria sweeping the Western world is as overwrought as it is alarming. On the…

There’s no business like show business, as the old song goes – and no feminism as purely exhibitionistic as the…