Features Australia
Restoring the Romanovs
Our exclusive interview with Alexander Zakatov, Head of the Chancellery of the Russian Imperial House
Laughing gas
The latest lunatic government intervention into Australian energy markets conjures up the old lady who swallowed a fly. In 2001,…
Dance of the budget veils
Conventional wisdom holds that an elected government’s first budget should be its bravest. Albeit with a micro-majority, Malcolm Turnbull is…
Time to scrap the rebates
Malcolm Turnbull almost lost an election because he had no health policy. Bill Shorten and Labor’s blatant, fabricated ‘Mediscare’, claiming…
Business/Robbery etc
The Liberals’ broad church? In NSW it’s getting thinner on a diet of expulsions and desertions. Remove the nave, the…
What, no Nobel Peace Prize?
Trump’s first 100 days: A big failure and a new low in the polls, blasted the Washington Post in March,…
The Cup, the Martyrs and the Archbishop
The sub-leader in the Australian some months ago (‘Sipping water a capital offence’) called attention to the plight of Mrs…
‘Head of state’? Did I say that?
Malcolm Turnbull has always been a vote loser, contrary to the opinion of the commentariat who put him there. Apart…
Mao’s music
Smog is making me cough and I feel my eyelids smart and redden. High-rises are swaddled in a soupy haze…
Great mates
The Liberals must be doing something right. The Left are re-skilling themselves in the art of mocking Australian values and…
Open borders capturing elites
Over recent months considerable global attention has focussed on the issue of immigration, but most of this discussion has centred…
Infections persist, pandemics rule
An unknown disease… highly contagious… its cause unknown… its victims shunned… the number of cases and deaths rising. A description…
The gals of Hizb ut-Tahrir
You’ve got to hand it to the gallant gals at ‘Women of Hizb ut-Tahrir Australia’. They certainly know how to…
How to ignite gas
One of the major surprises of the energy debate in Australia is that both the South Australian Labor Premier, Jay…
Business/Robbery etc
When the Fairfax proselytisers, the Guardian do-gooders, the ABC inner-city trendies and a grab-bag of leftie greens all join with…
Sexualising school kids
An extremely disturbing arsenal of social engineering schemes has been lined up against Victorian children and their parents in the…
Sophie’s bad choices
The ABC’s Jerusalem correspondent seems to have odd priorities
Lost in the enchanted forest
Victoria’s Labor government can’t, er, see the wood for the trees
Reforming Islam
The Koran was placed on the highest possible level in my household. It was a mark of awe that the…
Conservatives and universities
Belatedly, the Left’s capture of our universities is attracting some attention. Not enough, of course, but it’s a start after…
The curious case of third wave feminists
The third-wave feminist is a curious creature. Her comrades are a strange sub-strata of Millennial and Generation X women with…
Labor voters’ choice? Tony.
Tony Abbott is a ‘very good human being’, ‘his decency quite impossible to overlook’, declares the ALP eminence, Graham Richardson.…
Business/Robbery etc
How’s this for the ‘balance and objectivity’ that the United States Studies Centre claims to provide as an ‘objective and…
Battlelines drawn on free speech
With the Senate voting down the Coalition’s proposed reforms to section 18C, the battle lines for free speech have now…
Judging Turnbull
Recently, Malcolm Turnbull has from time to time tried to act like the centre-right leader of a centre-right government, which…
