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‘Chalming’ no one: Labor romances communism
Jim Chalmers is proving to be the most iconoclastic Treasurer since the Whitlam government’s Jim Cairns, a man who only…
New Zealand mourns the ‘loss’ of its kind princess
Whether you admire or loathe Jacinda Ardern as the Prime Minister of New Zealand, you have to admit, she was…
Left to rot: why hasn’t the Cerberus been recovered and displayed?
It seems very strange that in Australia we have – neglected, forlorn, and abandoned – one of the foremost examples…
Jacinda Ardern: New Zealand’s failed feminist icon
Jacinda Ardern’s resignation as Prime Minister has seen commentary varying from hagiographic flim-flam to an accurate accounting of what was promised,…
The truth about Australia’s education system: bullying, indoctrination, and intimidation
95 per cent of the next generation will be far-left Marxists. Where does that leave Australia?
Who would vote ‘yes’ to racism?
How I would love to live in an Australia that advances fairly… Imagine the progress for common good to be…
The dodgy tradies of Davos
It’s a scene familiar to every Australian who’s ever turned on their TV between the hours of 5-7pm – the…
When search engines speak ill of the dead
News media prides itself on being even-handed when reporting on serious issues and crimes. Of course, it doesn’t always do…
Court win for Christian foster care applicants is a victory for common sense and a fair go
In 2017, West Australian couple Byron and Keira Hordyk were rejected as ‘unsafe’ by fostering agency, Wanslea Family Services, to…
Deadly Western trends
Australia is about as far away from the war on Ukraine as one can get, but this week it showed…
The Australia Day debate: an exercise in puritanical Gnosticism
Michael Mansell, an Aboriginal Elder from the Aboriginal Land council Tasmania and secretary of the independence movement The Aboriginal Provisional…
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…
