Features Australia
Bottom drawer
Putin, Franco and the Tsar
Elevating victimhood
Straight white male victims of identity politics are speaking out about their fear of speaking out
Squawk du jour
There’s nothing wrong with rendering terrorists stateless
Islamic State, Year One
On the first anniversary of the Isis ‘caliphate’, the real winners are Iran
Our ABC – independent or not?
Mark Scott sang a very different tune to Rudd and Gillard
On the politeness front, the Aussies are bound to lose
The only predictable aspect to this Ashes tour is Australia’s grumpy attitude
Mission impossible
The plan to recognise Indigenous Australians within the Constitution will self destruct after this message...
Hearts and minds
The idea of an Indigenous representative body enshrined in the Constitution risks killing the Recognition campaign
Let Charles do the Recognising
Rather than a phony, legalistic preamble, let the Australian monarch recognise who was here first
Bottom Drawer
Divorce as a protest to gay marriage is brave. But why not divorce now? Or better still, not at all.
Pope Greenpeace
There is an eco-warrior in the Vatican
Thick as bricks
The intertwined nature of business, media and politics built the corrupt edifice of WA Inc
Mind games
The Left have discovered a new tool in their armoury - mental health
Unsettled science
Far from being settled, the science of Climate Change is mired in miscalculations, misinformation and uncertainty.
Big Easy notes
I’m hoping that at least a few readers will be happy to hear that I survived my first ever trip…
Bottom Drawer
Why is the Magna Carta glossed over in our schools?
A birthday worth celebrating
Thanks to the Magna Carta, we avoided the dismal fate of becoming another Argentina
Killing it
They were the political grotesques that political junkies can’t get enough of. Thank god they’re back.
Clash of the gay-marriage glory-hunters
From corporations to politicians, everyone’s looking to purify themselves via gay marriage
Gotcha by the Shorten curlies
The mis-named ‘marriage equality’ issue must be decided by the people, not by Parliament
Time Gentleman, please…
The ‘Recognise’ campaign is being pushed by Big (Old) Men hoping to relive past glories
Saving Christianity
The safest country in the Middle East for Christians? Israel.
Making the most of the Age of Entitlement
These days, the person trying to do the right thing by the rest of us is the rarity
Some boats shouldn’t be turned back
Gough Whitlam demonised the Vietnamese boat people. We should be welcoming them to our shores.
Return of the Three Elevens
The rise of the Greens threatens to take federal politics back to the turn of the century. The last century.
