Australia was never a nation of embarrassed millionaires
America offered the freedom to become Rockefeller. Australia offered the freedom to tell Rockefeller to get stuffed...
Every radical has an origin story
It is not what motivates Tucker Carlson to speak ... it is why so many people listen
Wealth for toil, guilt for success
The Left have taken Tall Poppy Syndrome too far
Free speech and the fine print
Replacing politicians we can sack with judges who never face voters isn’t freedom. It’s a black-robed ruling class...
The wrong man answered
If Andrew Tate were the problem, his disappearance would be the solution...
People and politics now polls apart
Labor is paying the price, but the Coalition isn’t collecting the benefit
The curious case of the wrong feelings
The rise of One Nation is not occurring because millions of Australians have suddenly stopped thinking
The suit didn’t die. Dignity did…
The suit is dying. Not because men suddenly discovered that T-shirts are more comfortable – they always were. Not because…
The prosperity paradox
We have built an entire culture around the elimination of discomfort
I want my country back! Who took it…?
A difficult question of citizens, political power, migrants, and institutions
The danger of drift
How nations change when we’re not looking
Sage advice for One Nation
What exactly does it mean to be Australian?
Who gets to program our reality?
Power increasingly means controlling information
The future is out of fashion
Prosperity already exists. The challenge is deciding how to divide it...
Fire the Liar: The politics of broken promises
‘Never ask a liar why they lied. To explain it, they would have to lie again.’ Online, the quote is…
The diversity we no longer celebrate
Equal opportunity will not create equal outcomes ... and that is okay
The real lesson of Socrates
Every society needs people willing to ask uncomfortable questions
When risk becomes the enemy
A society built by risk-takers is increasingly being governed by risk managers
The new aristocracy doesn’t wear crowns
Modern elites speak the language of equality while occupying positions of extraordinary privilege
What does revolution look like in the 21st Century?
Modern voters feel ruled but cannot identify who is ruling them

























