In-depth analysis of the day’s news, plus stories and gossip from Australian politics.
Jordan Peterson vs Klaus Schwab: who will ‘rule ze vrold’?
The best James Bond film plot in town was released yesterday when Canadian clinical psychologist Dr Jordan Peterson announced on Joe Rogan’s…
Hydrocarbons: the miracle of modernity
Hydrocarbons are ‘part of the miracle of modernity’ and replacing them is an enormous challenge. But this challenge has to…
Resisting the Left’s ideological war on Australia
We can’t go on like this. Alice Springs is burning and the radical Left is waging war on our legitimacy.…
Vaccinating the internet
It’s that time of year again! Our globalist wannabe overlords have emerged fresh from their meeting in Davos, Switzerland, to…
Carbon taxes are useless without a technological breakthrough
Raising the cost of using a particular fuel will shift consumption to another fuel, but only if all other things…
Feminism was never about equality
Man hating feminism? The question is whether there is any other kind. I used to think so. I started calling myself…
Black market vaping targets Australian children
The past week has seen some discussion – finally – of practical, workable solutions to controlling the black market in…
The Greens: reaping the electoral dividends of indoctrination
Lowering the voting age to 16 looks like a great idea, but only to the Greens. The party proposed the idea last…
Gender dysphoria and aggression for dinner
Most will have heard of ‘Performance Enhancing Drugs’ and how any trace of such found in an athlete will cause…
Novak’s Churchill-esque victory speech
Novak Djokovic has returned as the world’s number one tennis player. He was crowned King at Melbourne Park following his…
Schwab’s last stand
Klaus Schwab, founder and head of the World Economic Forum (who many joke resembles a villain from Hollywood central casting),…
The Australian socialist experiment: capturing capitalism
A sweeping new Australian socialist experiment is well underway. The signs are everywhere. But it’s unique… This is socialism with…
Saving medicine from the health bureaucracy
We genuinely urge doctors involved with medical regulation not to go down with the sinking ship of authoritarian censorship and…
Novak Djokovic: this trophy is yours, as much as it is mine
I am normally patriotic about sport, but when Novak Djokovic handed Australian Alex de Minaur his arse in the fourth…
The Menu: delicious satire on the emptiness of consumerism
Ralph Waldo Emerson wrote, ‘The end of the human race will be that it will eventually die of civilisation.’ For…
‘Chalming’ no one: Labor romances communism
Jim Chalmers is proving to be the most iconoclastic Treasurer since the Whitlam government’s Jim Cairns, a man who only…
What (conservative) women want
Something strange has been happening in conservative politics. The Liberal Party is being told that the only way it can…
New Zealand mourns the ‘loss’ of its kind princess
Whether you admire or loathe Jacinda Ardern as the Prime Minister of New Zealand, you have to admit, she was…
Left to rot: why hasn’t the Cerberus been recovered and displayed?
It seems very strange that in Australia we have – neglected, forlorn, and abandoned – one of the foremost examples…
Jacinda Ardern: New Zealand’s failed feminist icon
Jacinda Ardern’s resignation as Prime Minister has seen commentary varying from hagiographic flim-flam to an accurate accounting of what was promised,…
The truth about Australia’s education system: bullying, indoctrination, and intimidation
95 per cent of the next generation will be far-left Marxists. Where does that leave Australia?
Eventbrite cancels Dr Peter McCullough: ‘dangerous speech’ or the rise of truth?
This morning, ticket platform Eventbrite sent out an email informing its customers that the hotly anticipated event, Dr Peter McCullough Covid-19…
Who would vote ‘yes’ to racism?
How I would love to live in an Australia that advances fairly… Imagine the progress for common good to be…
The dodgy tradies of Davos
It’s a scene familiar to every Australian who’s ever turned on their TV between the hours of 5-7pm – the…
When search engines speak ill of the dead
News media prides itself on being even-handed when reporting on serious issues and crimes. Of course, it doesn’t always do…
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