Features Australia
One of the immortals
I feel I have lost part of myself with the death of Harry Butler at the age of 85. Though…
Cat on a hot petal roof
Architect Amanda Levete brings a feline elegance to Melbourne’s MPavilion
Shorten’s (and everyone else’s) year ahead
My predictions for 2016
The joy of hate-reading
A delicious look at the tastiest morsels of the year
Don’t cry for me, Australia
Our politicians are taking us down the path to Argentina
Return to Roots
The controversial African-American ancestral tale is being retold... partly by me
Flogging parsons
Much like the first convicts, Australians today cower before the great moralisers of the day
Witches brew
Two of Australia’s most powerful women hailed from witch towns. Cue the creepy music
Barbeque stoppers
So here’s a question for the history buffs – name the last Australian Knight. The Queen presented the Award at…
Triggs-er warning
The president of the Human Rights Commission must live in a moral galaxy far, far away
Muslim blackmail
Too many within the Islamic community, wittingly or otherwise, promote the jihadist mindset
Going coal turkey
Wealthy greenies demanding the third world go without coal is immoral and hypocritical
An interview with Peter Hitchens
There is a certain contradiction to Peter Hitchens: on the one hand, he’s an author and journalist of immense energy…
The camp of the saints (part II)
Forty years ago, the French author, Jean Raspail, wrote a confronting novel about a third world invasion of Europe. His…
The Liberals’ Rudd
The Turnbull coup has finished off one Liberal leader and put paid to two others
French quarrels
Now everybody is arguing about Islamism
Clash of uncivilisations
To defeat Islamic fascism, the nations of the enlightenment need to start believing in themselves
Don’t risk bringing in terrorists (again)
The Turnbull coup is impacting upon our national security
United we fall
In the wake of Paris, the United Nation’s corrupt moralising is even more disgusting than normal
Conservatives, maintain your rage
Should Australian conservative Liberals simply lie back and think of Wentworth?
The leaking of Kerr’s resignation
Hold the front page - the GG’s just resigned
Shanghai’s unwitting role as saviour
The legendary ‘Paris of the East’ became the ‘last chance saloon’ for Jews fleeing the Holocaust, many of whom ended up in Australia
Motherhood, apple pie and reform
Changes are not necessarily genuine reform
Have republicans no shame?
Notes on Turnbull’s treachery and Whitlam being ‘wronged’
Climate crimes
The Pope, the Paris conference and anti-coal actvists appear happy to condemn the third world to energy poverty