Sir Paul buys our magazine
Much like an excited puppy being shown around its new home, tails were wagging here at The Spectator Australia this…
From Andrew Neil, Chairman of The Spectator
Below is Andrew Neil’s sad but superb letter of resignation from The Spectator. Andrew is a legend of the media…
Scrap the Welcomes to…
Dear Sir, I am currently attending a conference in a major Australian city. Upon landing here I was welcomed to…
Dead babies
Last week in Queensland we saw an extremely distressing scene where a young midwife, Louise Adsett, gave a disturbing account…
Woke warlords
For commonsense conservative Australians living in New South Wales, the anger is palpable. Yet again, the woke factional warriors of…
Trapped, doomed and unwelcome
Psychiatrist and former Australian of the Year Professor Patrick McGorry has spent the last five years leading a ground-breaking study,…
Albo’s intersectional economics
At the Garma festival in Arnhem land recently, the Prime Minister of Australia, Anthony Albanese, reached peak woke stupidity. The…
The Last Reshuffle
A common element in democratic government cabinet reshuffles is the idea that the dead wood is chopped out allowing new…
How Dutton can win
The next federal election is there to be won. Peter Dutton and the Coalition have the ability to win it,…
Trump swallows universe
One of the most important Australian novels of the last few decades is Boy Swallows Universe, the semi-autobiographical debut by…
Envoy to Combat anti-Semitism
The Albanese government this week appointed Jillian Segal AO as its Special Envoy to Combat anti-Semitism. That’s where the good…
Against the machine
It’s wonderful that so many freedom fighters and free speech advocates are making a point of visiting our shores this…
Nuclear fallout
The decision by the Albanese government to employ former Liberal New South Wales treasurer Matt Kean to sell its renewables…
Bowen to the rescue
‘And just when it looked like Labor might hold on to power, Chris Bowen came thundering into town to snatch…
Climate furphies
At the heart of the Paris Agreement is a major furphy, certainly as far as Australia is concerned. Namely, that…
Vaccines? Excess deaths? Any link?
Is this the first significant crack in the dam? This week, the UK Telegraph ran a story that should be…
The buck stops there
Not many of us remember Fred M. Canfil, who, when visiting an Oklahoma prison in 1945, was impressed by a…
Acronym organisations
The so-called rules-based order that the West has prided itself on developing and operating under since the end of the…
Jimflation
Back in 2022 when Labor won the federal election with a paltry 32 per cent of the primary vote, our…
Quantum of decline
On too many fronts, our civilisation and our decency are crumbling before our eyes. The beauty, of course, of the…
Vehicle metaphors
Various vehicular metaphors are commonly used to describe the unravelling of an incompetent government, usually involving train wrecks, car crashes,…
Coalition must U-turn on X
Kudos to Senator Ralph Babet and to One Nation for opposing this tyrannical abomination
Stabbings in Sydney
Last Saturday afternoon Sydneysiders in particular and Australians as a whole were horrified and traumatised as a lone man prowled…
Wong again
Warning, satire: In international news this week, the Israeli government has announced it plans to send a special envoy to…
Out of touch
In exciting news this week, the Prime Minister announced that a retired coal miner from Cessnock who now runs a…
