In-depth analysis of the day’s news, plus stories and gossip from Australian politics.
Tearing up over ‘Friends’ lost
Over the weekend I found myself ‘tearing up’ over the news that Matthew Perry had died, aged not much older…
Fixing potholes is a policy we can all agree on
On my way to the local tip, my car lurched as I backed out over the naturally occurring drain that…
Do Covid vaccines meet the definition of gene therapy?
Serious questions are being asked of Australia’s Office of the Gene Technology Regulator
The Bowen delusion
Both the ALP and the Coalition, ostensibly as a means to reduce national emissions of CO2, espouse wind and solar…
Victoria’s culture police
Imagine there is a Colonial Heritage Council funded by the Victorian state government which has been awarded powers to enter…
I’m not going anywhere
The other day I found myself in a defiant mood. It’s not my default position, these days. Most often, I…
SARS: a warning about tyrannical health bureaucracies
I was reading through Jeremy Clarkson’s The World According to Clarkson – a collection of his Sunday Times columns from way back…
Coastal wind farms: this Sunday, the people say ‘no’ again
When the first coastal wind farms were announced by Energy Minister Chris Bowen, I thought I was dreaming. Australia has…
The Loophole Bill: 1.2 million self-employed Australians at risk
My recent Spectator Australia article, Labor’s revolutionary agenda to destroy Australia, gave an overview of the Albanese government’s Industrial Relations Bill, also…
Australian Catholic Bishops and the referendum
In the last few days of the referendum campaign, I was struck by something Warren Mundine said. It went along…
Conflict in Palestine … again – where do you stand?
As a nation, why is a minority, including some of our elected representatives, condoning pro-Palestinian/anti-Israel rallies? Most Australians are not…
Energising the Liberals
The Liberal Party’s energy policies lack clarity, making them ill-suited to take to the next federal election (due by mid-2025).…
Occupation justifies murder…?
Dominating the news headlines this week on the Israel-Hamas war have been the calls for a ceasefire and for humanitarian…
Ukraine’s draft church ban: breach of religious freedom?
The Ukrainian parliament’s cautious nod of approval for bill 8371 banning the Ukrainian Orthodox Church (UOC) breaches religious freedom. Approval was tentatively…
Parliament votes for more fatherless children
October 19 was a dark day in Australia’s social history after our Parliament voted for more fatherless children… Labor’s draconian…
Albo gives EV drivers a free ride
It is no secret that federal fuel excise revenues have been in decline for years, and something needs to be…
Immigration and the fires of separatism
We have seen abhorrent scenes in my home state of New South Wales. It has been thoroughly disappointing, but sadly,…
Zoo life with Tanya Plibersek
We’re going to call it the ‘Jurassic Park Approach’. When faced with the potential extinction of a critically endangered ancient…
Refusing to label terror in the name of ‘neutrality’
No one has ever accused me of being an over-zealous defender of Joe Biden. Not that anyone would have been…
Digital trust on trial
Banking on your biometrics. The controversy surrounding corporate-dictated digital identification
Fight them on the speeches! Why the FSU is needed in Australia
There is a view that is common amongst the sceptics of cancel culture, that it is merely a battle between elites and…
It is still called genocide
Trick question 1: What is the main difference between the Nazis and Hamas terrorists? Answer: Gas chambers. Trick question 2: What is…
Is multiculturalism failing?
In March 2022, Declan Cutler, a working-class 16-year-old, died after being stabbed over 50 times by a ‘gang of teenagers’ in…
Chasing idiocy: how subsidies power our energy price hikes
If we looked at the picture for Australia in the mid-90s, the electricity industry was massively overstaffed and the gas…
Labor’s revolutionary agenda to destroy Australia
With the Voice Referendum ‘done’, it’s now both possible and necessary to recognise and understand the broader ‘revolutionary’ agenda that…