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Immigration to integration: a personal account
Effective integration is not easy for a migrant. When I entered Australia about twenty-five years ago, I felt like a…
A wabi-sabi nation
Australia is a wabi-sabi nation: perfect in all its imperfections
Energy chaos: the shape of things to come
Australian governments have made energy policies focused on achieving higher shares of renewable energy that they claim is the cheapest…
A (desperate) town called ‘Alice’
The video records of what is happening in Australia’s red centre are disturbing at so many levels. This is a…
NSW cannot fix the housing crisis by killing rent bidding
Like a Miss Universe contestant declaring her audacious ambition to end world hunger, the government is telling us that they…
Breaking the silence: do mRNA vaccine harms outweigh benefits?
As someone who has always questioned the safety and efficacy of the Covid ‘injectables’, I’ve thought long and hard about…
Wasn’t football about stoicism?
Has football been taken over by rank sentimentality and anti-masculine virtue-signalling?
Decolonising ends up where, exactly?
Before the Christmas holidays, one of my mates jokingly said something about ‘soon you’ll be writing about the Left’s war…
Harry Windsor’s fickle fame and the death of celebrity cults
The Duke of Sussex’s memoir caused a media frenzy in the weeks leading up to its official publication, with commentators…
Is the Australian Constitution fit for purpose?
Reflecting on the demise of the Ancien Régime in France in 1790, the great English Parliamentarian Edmund Burke warned his contemporaries…
How the Liberal Party wins women back
If the Liberal Party wants to survive it must expand its base. The membership needs to see a rapid influx…
My mother and Sharia law
My mum was forced to marry my dad when she was only twelve and started childbearing at the age of…
‘No’ to Covid amnesty
We appear to be reaching a tipping point on Covid governance as high-profile advocate after high-profile advocate of masks, mandates…
Australia Day is marked for death
With the proclamation that local councils across the country may choose to hold citizenship ceremonies on days other than January…
Australia’s education crisis of ‘dumbed-down twaddle’
As a year 12 student, school has been a common denominator in every aspect of my life for almost as…
Witch hunts are not ‘justice’
I knew it! And if we were all honest with ourselves, we knew it. There is an uncomfortable reason why…
Whose voices will be heard?
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese announced soon after being elected that he would move a Constitutional amendment to include an Indigenous…
American Diary: love of the game
Cramming recently into a freezing New York Jets game, I was surprised to learn that, despite the National Football League…
Brazil: the installation of a brutal socialist dictatorship
Under Article 1 of the Brazilian Constitution, ‘all power belongs to the people, who exercise such power by means of…
The Great Reset – have we been spared?
‘The pandemic represents a rare but narrow window of opportunity to reflect, re-imagine and reset our world’, thus spoke Professor…
Jim Molan: remembering the early years
Each of us is allotted at birth three score years and ten to make our mark on the world. Some…
The minister for net zero and dystopian hellscapes
‘Australians, you shall decarbonise. Electricity bills shall go up, energy security shall go down, and damage to the environment shall…
Robert Kennedy Jnr launches landmark antitrust lawsuit
Anthony Fauci critic, Robert F. Kennedy Jnr, has launched a landmark lawsuit challenging mainstream media for its alleged blanket censorship of Covid content. The…
UK blocks Scotland’s controversial self-ID Bill. Will Queensland follow?
Something incredible happened this week. In a historic move, the UK government has blocked Scotland’s controversial self-ID Bill (the Gender Recognition…
Albanese: ‘shadow politics’ and the WHO’s Pandemic Treaty
The old adage, ‘what you don’t know can’t hurt you’ does not apply to politics. What political leaders do in…
