What Anglosphere country presently offers right-of-centre voters the least hope for change? I don’t think there is much debate that the answer to that question is ‘Australia’. A Liberal party that had every opportunity to romp home in last week’s election instead imploded and was crushed by an Albanese-led Labor party – one that had seen living standards drop almost eight per cent in its first term; that spent far too little on defence; that had been humiliated in its Voice referendum to entrench racial division; that despised free speech and half-welcomed pro-Palestinian activists who gave more than a few...