You Newton Denier, you!!
Good news on the Great Barrier Reef challenges climate ‘science’
Green mischief
From Sri Lanka to Holland, the road to hell is paved with emissions reductions
Net Zero nightmare
We move away from fossil fuels at our grave peril
Australian notes
As I was driving home on Saturday after a busy day, I realised that everything I had done that day,…
Gullible net zero fools cripple the West
It’s the climate change policies, stupid
The little rainbow book
Confused by the double standards of the Left? So you should be
It’s net curtains
Empty shelves beckon in a net zero world
Australian notes
Bullocks As you drive into our nation’s beef capital you are greeted by a statue of a bull emblazoned with…
Christmas notes
Put some coal in our stockings Santa will be busy this year because 2020 marks the final year of the…
Emissions reduction targets stink
The Paris agreement is all hot air
Virtual reality check
It’s the modelling, stupid
NT diary
The murranji frog is a desert amphibian that can survive long stretches without water. It is an apt name for…
What ‘oppressive monocultural society’ do we have to tear down?
Hamlet summed up the problem of how to be good, “there is nothing either good or bad, but thinking makes…
Dictatorship of the alphabet
Today’s so-called revolutionaries are hardly Marxists
Has Annastacia Palaszczuk closed the borders to keep out Bob Brown and his rabble?
Queensland Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk has come under pressure this week to explain the continuing closure of Queensland’s borders. The case…
Movie buff notes
Green ain’t green Normally I waste many hours of my working day sitting in a big red chamber while something…
How crying wolf over the Reef wrecks North Queensland
As passengers come into land at the Brisbane airport, few realise they are flying over a reef that has more…
Beware the ‘aspirational goal’
The Left’s ‘net-zero’ push is a dangerous farce
We could be a superpower, too
Back in 2008, Kevin Rudd announced a new ‘Green Car Plan’ which in his words would ‘make the automotive industry…
Fighting fires
The richest man in Rome at the time of Julius Caesar was Marcus Licinius Crassus. Crassus made his fortune through…
Energy notes
The world needs more Australian coal, not less Most fairy tales contain important life lessons and as the father of…
India notes
A new golden age built with Australian coal Thanks to the British Raj, English has many words of Indian heritage.…
Vale Tim Fischer
Tim Fischer’s penultimate speech in the House of Representatives was in response to a motion condemning the September 11 terrorist…
Australian notes
Superglued to the Greens The great satirical novelist Evelyn Waugh once catalogued a fictional, remote and newly-converted Christian sect who…
Coal’s here to stay
There is a modern misconception that a modern economy will become less reliant on energy. A word association test on…
