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Much ado about nothing: UK Labour’s policy wasteland
Most astute commentators on the ‘zeitgeist’ of the times; in the realms of geopolitics, economics, resource scarcity etc – whether…
False narratives still drive anti-Semitism
Like many in the West, I was horrified on October 7 when reports came in that Hamas terrorists had invaded…
Contempt for Christians on the rise in Scotland?
Contempt for those with Christian convictions appears to be on the rise in Scotland. A survey conducted by new think…
Welcome the warmth
Unlike Green politicians, sheep are not stupid
Labour have lost control of Britain
When you are soft on crime – expect crime
IOC takes the gold medal for ideological capture
If you want to see what total ideological capture looks like, look no further than the International Olympic Committee allowing…
Paris: degeneracy, depravity, and diversity
I will not be watching a single minute of the Olympic Games. Not even the highlights. Don’t get me wrong,…
The classic liberal case for feminism
At the base of the culture wars, under the feet of those who bicker about the left and right, Woke…
It’s time for teachers to be given back control
It doesn’t take a university degree in education to recognise a connection between a dismal classroom environment and poor academic results,…
Peter Dutton lands in Israel
The Hon Peter Dutton has announced his arrival in Israel, where he will meet with senior members of the Israeli…
Australia slowly retreats from vaccine mandates
The retreat from Covid hysteria in Australia has been painfully slow and uneven. In one dispatch from the virus overreaction…
Would tinkering with the banking system help first home buyers?
There is a simple and free way to observe a fascinating yet little-known aspect of Australia’s banking system. By browsing…
Albanese’s game of Cabinet charades
The colour of authoritarianism is grey. I learned this the first time I sat in a wonderful old town square…
Democracy is better off with policy think tanks
In case you missed it, media attention recently focused on a US think tank and its worked-up policy plans for…
Time for tough love or Australia will go to the dogs
From Thimphu, Bhutan: To ‘go to the dogs’ is an idiom that means an organisation or a country is ‘deteriorating…
An Anzac story
In an obscure cove, on an unknown beach, in a foreign land far-far away, on the morning of the April…
The science of twins: why are we so fascinated by doubles?
Fascination with twins and what twin studies tell us about human nature is universal. There is no question that behavioural…
Labor, the CFMEU, and the war on small business
Labor governments across the country have expressed their astonishment at the revelation their mates and financiers in the CFMEU might,…
Is radical anti-feminism really the most prevalent extremism?
A new report from the University of Melbourne indicates that radical anti-feminism could be the most prevalent form of violent…
Don’t kowtow to useful idiots, and say no to a republic
So, our young people are increasingly in favour of a republic? Help them pack for the Democratic Republic of Korea,…
Tilting at windmills
Chris Bowen’s renewable energy plans are falling into disarray. Environmental legislation, introduced to block new mining developments, is proving to…
eSafety Commissioner no longer pretending to hide political bias
Much has been made of Julie Inman Grant’s totalitarian tendencies to crackdown on Australians’ free speech under the guise of…
Is Kamala Harris’ future burdened by her past?
Integrity goes to character. Does Kamala Harris pass this test? It is a key question now she is the Democrats’…
Yellow cake road – why Dutton’s nuclear plan is an ‘okay’ idea
‘The future of our country is incredibly important, we need to have a plan…’ Peter Dutton, June 19, 2024 And…
Minor parties can save the West
‘Blame Farage for the Tory wipe-out!’ Or so went the rather limp voices in the UK, grasping for excuses following…
