Values, ethics: what’s the difference?
In response to a decision by Jeff Bezos, the owner of the Washington Post, not to endorse a Presidential candidate,…
Could Australian keyboard warriors be extradited to the UK?
It is only natural for people who follow politics closely to reflect on the anti-immigration riots that sprang up in…
Educating our educators on the Enlightenment
To be a Western man means to be part of the continuing debate between Jerusalem and Athens
No one knows what Albanese’s Voice will look like, or what powers it might have
It seems, if the polls are to be believed, that the majority of Australians in a majority of states will…
Defining tyranny: will the Voice end democracy?
What is a tyranny? You probably know that China is a tyranny, even if the experts prefer the term totalitarian. Social…
Holding parents responsible for youth crime
Violent youth crime in this nation seems to be on the increase. Recent television footage of children running amok in…
The Canberra ‘Voice’
You have probably read that the Indigenous Voice to Parliament is expected to provide an opportunity for an elected assembly…
Are we headed toward the death of reason?
In one important way, the death of Pope Benedict last week was the death of reason in an increasingly secular…
In search of common sense
I am sure that, like me, you have not only used the term ‘common sense’ yourselves, but have heard many…
Cop27: turning climate into an economic weapon
Before our leaders get carried away with the Cairo Climate Conference 2022 and start imposing economic losses on those (me…
No unity under a political president
For everyone who supports the idea of retaining the monarchy in Australia’s Constitution, there is one very important question that…
Thatcher failed to protect Hong Kong
Many conservatives, and all conservative politicians, worship the hallowed ground on which the late Margaret Thatcher walked. A visit to…
Activists misplace their anger
By now, we have all heard that university professor Uju Anya did not like Queen Elizabeth II and regarded her…
Crushing Truth Social in its crib
As I write this article, the following lead paragraph is circulating on the only conservative online media platform in America: The…
Howard still prefers Bush to Trump
If you have read The Australian recently, you would have discovered that ex-Prime Minister John Howard does not like Donald Trump. Reading…
Sovereignty is a colonising concept
Greens Senator Lidia Thorpe entered the Parliament’s Senate chamber with a black power salute and proceeded to disrespect the oath…
Trump’s ‘Fox ban’ wishful thinking by Democrats
In the most outrageous piece of transference bias, the left-liberal New York Times reported that Fox News had not invited Donald…
Albanese copies Ardern, seeking to enshrine race in politics
At first, I was a surprised that it took our new Prime Minister little more than two months since his…
Salvation in theology for Australia’s declining churches?
The lunatic left will rejoice at the results of a recent American Gallup Poll which revealed that belief in God…
Due process, domestic violence, and Roe
Already, there has been a lot of ink spilt on opinions about the US Supreme Court decision of Justice Alito…
A different take on Reserve Powers
Although Peter O’Brien’s recent Spectator Australia article defending Sir John Kerr’s dismissal of the Whitlam government was essentially directed at the…
Responsible government and the monarchy
Given the speed with which Anthony Albanese attacked both the Australian Constitution and the Monarchy after the Australian election, you…
Menzies’ middle class needs some help
Spectator Australia contributor, James Allan, recently made a couple of very important observations about the Liberal Party. First, he showed…
Enshrining race in the political system
Can anyone look objectively at the past two and a half years and wonder if the government of this nation…
Progressive or conservative? Αsk Deves
O me miserum; mea culpa! and other Latin phrases of a similar kind. The worst federal government in many years…
