Flat White
Controversy over NSW Anzac Day trading hours
You don’t make people more respectful by taking their rights away
Trump attempted assassination: not a lone gunman
Let’s be clear about one thing … the attempted assassination of Donald Trump was not the work of a lone…
The Artemis Accords and China
Keeping space safe from the communists
Yet another government plan to destroy the economy
The Commonwealth Treasury is developing a ‘taxonomy to support the flow of capital into sustainable opportunities and the achievement of…
Big batteries bring big problems
Wind and solar energy have a fatal flaw – intermittency. Solar generators won’t run on moon-beams – they fade out…
Xi keeps Russia’s war alive
With one phone call, the war against Ukraine could be ended and the missiles stopped from hitting children’s hospitals. And,…
Le Pen’s win threw the French far-left into free-fall
France has been pushed into the arms of the communists
Woke and broke Britain: how fake Tories led to Labour’s landslide victory
The political landscape in the United Kingdom has reached a critical juncture, marked by a seismic shift in voter allegiance…
Not conservative enough?
‘Not conservative enough?’ Never mind Burke, Rishi Sunak’s illiberalism is to blame for the Tory loss In the aftermath of…
Recent UK and French elections highlight flaws of fixed-term Parliaments
Earlier this year, Prime Minister Anthony Albanese and the Business Council of Australia suggested Australia was out of step with…
Universities must take a stand against anti-Semitism with Sydney leading the way
Anti-Semitism is on the rise, including on university campuses. Unfortunately, despite this explosion in anti-Semitism, some universities continue to appear…
Genuine conservatives must find a way forward – or be stuck in the worst of all worlds
For classical conservatives, it was hard to know for what outcome to hope from last Thursday’s UK General Election. Were…
Can the Australian economy really emulate America?
As inflation stumbles its way between 3 and 4 per cent and interest rates remain fairly steady, the question begs,…
Great Labor Split II: Albo’s succumbing to socialist dilemmas
The Great Labor Split of 1955 stemmed from theoretical dilemmas that have always haunted the Western left’s fragmented socialism. 70…
Nuclear escalation
The fight over Australia’s energy future is hotting up
No one is thinking of the children
The evidence of the damage to children at the hands of LGBTIQA+ gender clinics is in. All that’s needed now…
Australia is a Christian country (for now)
Whether you realise it or not, you live in a Christian country. And whether you believe in the Christian faith…
Why are residential builders going bankrupt when there are houses to build?
We are constantly informed and reminded of major state or federal infrastructure or building projects that have overrun both financial…
Shhhhhh…
It is somewhat refreshing to watch a movie whose entire premise can be summed up with a finger on the…
Nuclear is but the second option
One of the great aberrations of the executive state is the obstinacy, determination, and poll-driven enthusiasm with which governments (both…
Witchery witch-hunted by fashion activism
Witchery is an Australian women’s fashion brand that has been popular since its founding in South Australia in 1970. It…
Reform is driven by common sense, not ideology
I had to fly to the UK for the campaign in Clacton because had Nigel Farage not won there, the…
Mainstream media is not long for this world
So… Joe Biden identifies as a black woman? In his first radio interview in the wake of his disastrous debate…
Omnicause
When people stop believing in God, the British author GK Chesterton argues, the problem is, ‘They don’t believe in nothing;…
Petrodollars, climate change, and the end of the world as we know it
Quietly, America’s petrodollar deal expired. June 8 marked the end of an agreement signed in 1974 between Saudi Arabia and…
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