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Reflection on the quest for a two-state solution
In December 1987, an uprising that became known as the Palestinian intifada began in the West Bank and Gaza Strip.…
Australia’s night of infamy
Awakening to news on my X feed of 40 babies being beheaded by Hamas animals at a kibbutz in southern…
Robert F. Kennedy Jr ditches the Democrats
Robert F. Kennedy Jr has cut ‘Camelot’s’ century-long political ties with the Democrats. Using a euphemism for draining the swamp,…
Aboriginal Elder: ‘White fellas saved us’
‘I would say to everybody in Australia, for the health and welfare of people like myself, out in the bush…
The predictable dive of Australian universities in global rankings
In August this year, Institute of Public Affairs’ research once again highlighted the free speech crisis on Australian university campuses.…
Hamas is in Australia
The pro-Palestinian celebration in Sydney showed clearly that Hamas is alive and well in Australia. This was a celebration of…
How powerful is the proposed Indigenous Voice body?
There is significant confusion about how powerful the Voice will be. There are conflicting messages and disagreements between experts acting…
The sad story of failed ‘Voices’
The Hawke-Labor government established ATSIC in 1990 ‘so that aboriginals could be involved in the processes of government affecting their…
Australians for science and freedom
I was recently given the privilege of being asked to present on education at the Australians for Science & Freedom…
The girl from Sderot
Israel is at war. In 2014 I visited Israel, thanks to the NSW Board of Deputies and the Australia/Israel and…
The Voice, International Human Rights Law, and the UNHRC
The implications of a ‘No’ vote for Australia’s standing on the world stage has unremittingly stalked the referendum debate. This…
Our ‘culture of conformity’ makes it difficult to defeat the Voice
On Saturday, October 14, 2023, Australians will vote in a historic referendum on the proposal to entrench ‘The Voice’ in…
From the referendum booths this morning
An amusing and TRUE anecdote from a Spectator Australia ‘No’ volunteer at a Voice referendum booth this morning… Volunteer: ‘Vote NO…
Reflections of an old ‘No’ voter
Initially, I would like to acknowledge the contributions, however unwitting, to the ‘No’ campaign of Pearson, Burney, Davis, and Langton.…
Toxic legacy
Rarely has the resignation of a political leader in Australia been met with such resounding cries of collective rejoicing, but…
Victoria deserves a few moments of celebration!
For many Victorians, there is a lack of understanding regarding how traumatised the working class and democracy-lovers became as a…
Disinformation? Try ‘no’ information
The problem is not disinformation, Mr Ray Martin, it is that we have no information. Let me explain. Over a…
An end to pandemonium in New Zealand?
With the New Zealand 2023 General Election taking place very soon and voting now open both abroad and at home,…
Albanese’s heavy-handed government
The contrast between the ALP’s most successful government – the Hawke-Keating government – and that of Mr Albanese is easily…
The secret life of Bitcoin
The point of this article is to address two common criticisms of Bitcoin. The first is that it’s created out…
Francis of Rome
Dear God, Forgive your earthly mouthpiece, Francis of Rome, for he knows not what he is talking about when he…
The cycle of war: Ukraine’s futility and America’s endless profiteering
War never changes. It features different people in the same predictable patterns. Those with power manipulate those without to serve…
What comes after the Voice?
Voice architects who think the ‘No’ campaign has tapped into a ‘deep well of racism’ could not be further from…
What the shot?!
Would Australians have consented if they knew the potential risks?
Australia’s worker shortage crisis: a handbrake on economic growth
It has become clear since the release of the federal government’s much-touted Employment White Paper that there is no comprehensive…