Dear Senator Wong, recognising a terrorist state is wrong
Senator Wong’s recent call to recognise Palestine, which is controlled by the proscribed terrorist organisation Hamas, was supported by Senator…
Albo unashamedly takes credit for union buster’s grand vision
Albanese is selling our young voters a dangerous lie
70 per cent of EV data is made up
Evangelistic EV drivers tell me that as an academic, I should know better. They are unimpressed when I do not…
Treasurer’s antifragile Budget just another black swan
The Treasurer is like a boss who enthusiastically makes everyone’s life a misery with every new fad. Only this time,…
How about tax deductions for your home loan interest?
Imagine if you could claim the interest you pay on your mortgage as a tax deduction. While you can’t in…
Woke tropes informing Australia’s Gaza response
ACT Senator David Pocock wrote about Australia’s response to the humanitarian tragedy in Gaza recently. The next day, Foreign Affairs Minister Penny Wong…
Our spy laws are out of date (again)
It appears that ASIO is unable to bring about the prosecution of an unamed former politician who betrayed Australia because…
Eshays, imported riots – are water cannons next?
Whether it’s antisemitic pro-Palestinians or a gathering of ‘eshays’ in Logan in Queensland, our police forces have lost control of…
Communist roots to anti-nuclear sentiment in Australia
At the end of the second world war, the Chifley Labor government became involved in a joint project with Britain…
Conservatives have no solutions, or so the story goes
...and socialists have solutions that are abhorrent
Politicians must permit Australians to speak up
At a recent public meeting in regional Australia, I asked what politicians could do to capitalise on the current mood…
Your super may be funding Labor’s broken promises
Industry superannuation funds are great if you are a member of one. Low administration fees, focused on returns for members,…
The end of Woke is nigh
People used to refer to Paul Keating as the best Liberal Prime Minister we ever had. When Malcolm Turnbull became…
Labor are the masters of their own demise
Labor’s energy policy has recast Labor from the ‘catch-all’ party of Keating to the ‘upset-all’ party of Albanese
Bowen’s homemade recipe for an energy debacle
Rewiring the nation won’t happen by rewriting history. Markets work best through light regulation and promoting competition. Government has a…
Activists have severely damaged the arts in Australia
Some of our finest cultural institutions have been hijacked by political activists. Captive audiences have been subjected to political activism while artists…
Albo’s control of your TV is only the tip of the iceberg
With Communications Minister Michelle Rowland expected to introduce a ‘prominence’ bill this week, Australians should be very worried about the…
Whither journalism for the common people?
Who knew that news media services would become so partisan that they would support government agendas that conflict with the common people?…
Superiority complex at the heart of elite activism
The defeat of the Voice Referendum is no reason to rejoice, but rather a time for reflection. Indigenous communities need…
Fixing potholes is a policy we can all agree on
On my way to the local tip, my car lurched as I backed out over the naturally occurring drain that…
Coastal wind farms: this Sunday, the people say ‘no’ again
When the first coastal wind farms were announced by Energy Minister Chris Bowen, I thought I was dreaming. Australia has…
Albo gives EV drivers a free ride
It is no secret that federal fuel excise revenues have been in decline for years, and something needs to be…
New Zealand’s dance with division is not over yet
New Zealand’s October 14 election coincided with the Voice referendum where Australians decisively said ‘No’ to enshrining divisive race-based politics…
If I were as brave as Jacinta
This week, Senator Jacinta Nampijinpa Price demonstrated her credentials as a potential Australian Prime Minister. She is a member of…
Australia’s ideologically-driven energy crisis
Labor’s energy policy won’t reduce our energy bills by $275 in 2025. When questioned about this promise in 2021, Prime…
