One need not be a Hebrew prophet of old to be able to discern the times and give more or…

One of Australia’s great singer/songwriters, Paul Kelly, has a very insightful song titled, ‘Little Kings’. It’s about how “everywhere the…

The older I get, the less inclined I am to make New Year’s resolutions. Perhaps I’ve developed an unconscious superstition…

My New Year’s resolution for 2021 is to go full bore whacko religious on climate change.  No more Mr Science…

It’s that time of the year again to wish readers a very Merry Christmas — whatever circumstances you find yourself…

To mark the end of the year that saw elected politicians of all political stripes impose what retired British top…

Schools being operated by the UN Relief and Works Agency are teaching Palestinian children as young as 6 to hate,…

Only two sleeps till Christmas and I just cannot wait.  I love Christmas. My fifth music album was all Christmas…

State Premiers have rushed to support New South Wales in a show of national unity as authorities battle to control…

Why do politicians so l often make decisions based not on judgement but on computer modelling?  This is notwithstanding the telling…

The Spectator Australia is first with the news. We have proved this time and again. Just yesterday, if proof were needed,…

It’s never been difficult to find worthy contenders for the highly coveted Nanny State awards. But this year took nanny-stating…

And so the 543-page final Report of the Coate Inquiry into Victoria’s deadly Covid-19 hotel quarantining has been tabled.  …

The death over the weekend of former Country/National Party leader and Deputy Prime Minister, Doug Anthony, breaks the last link but…

Justice Coate’s much-awaited final report of her inquiry into Victoria’s Covid-19 hotel quarantine program is due for release today.   If…

While those committed to extreme forms of secularism argue religion, especially Christianity, must be abolished it’s ironic that at the same time they adopt many of the characteristics of the…

Out today: yet another screed of delusion, distortion and deceit that the Greens pass off as their magazine. It’s only…

If we have learned anything from 2020, it’s ‘don’t eat bats’. From Ebola to Covid, these winged Petri dishes have proved…

Time and common sense have appropriately bourne witness to the disappearance of centuries-old parliamentary extravagances such as gowns, wigs, frilly…

Australia came to a fork in the road. The private sector went one way. The public sector the other, singing…

News headlines throughout 2020 have pretended to be concerned about the soaring male suicide rate.    We’ve seen the government allocate unprecedented…

The free world is looking to the United States with apprehension.  Since Churchill handed the mantle to Roosevelt, the US…

I’m no doubt in a minority, but I believe that the American governing model, with a Montesquieu-ian separation of powers…

The Morrison government has introduced a new industrial relations bill to parliament, with their hopes set on getting rid of…

We know all too well about the coronavirus death toll, but what about its household and financial impact? Treasurer Josh…