Features Australia
A Muslim’s ambush: how I was stitched up by Australian breakfast TV
Channel Seven producers shamelessly exploited my goodwill project
The sordid state of voting for the Senate
Thanks to a foolish Bob Hawke decision, our constitution now allows shady backroom deals to determine the Upper House
The ABC deprives us of quality content
It is because of the ABC, not in spite of it, that the networks produce such low brow telly
Bottom drawer
With friends like Greens...
Wicked versus Stupid
Where one side of politics revels in sanctimonious moralising, the other ignores it altogether
The real War on Christmas
An abundance of kitsch sentimentality and commercialism has ripped the ‘Christ’ out of Christmas
King hit by the moral crusaders
The wowser brigade distort history to induce moral panic
Abbott’s vow of silence
For the sake of the country, can someone please unleash the Real Tony
The shallow art of an insipid weirdo
Yep, the Pop art of Andy Warhol is every bit as vacuous as he claimed it was.
Bottom drawer
The Prohibit Small Parties Party
Darkness descends on Patterson Lakes
Tony Abbott must heed the lessons of the Liberal loss in Victoria
Gay marriage and the death of freedom
Rather than striking a blow for individual liberties, the dogma of gay marriage is stifling them
The Cashmere Steamroller
Naomi Milgrom, one of Australia’s wealthiest women, defies the crtics with her philanthropic design and architecture
Kangaroos and Fertility
Australia has a serious aging problem: our fertility rate is below the level needed just to keep the population steady…
The Silence of the Barnes
Many on the right believe the rest of us on the right should refrain from criticising the Abbott government. They’re wrong.
Of myths and messiahs
There is much about the legacy of Whitlam that is reminiscent of Kennedy and Obama
Abbott’s ‘Goldilocks’ balancing act
Following the G20, Australia finds itself in an unique and desirable position with the world’s two superpowers
Feminism: no longer a Left/Right divide
Now the Right have set up their own Feminist Club, much like the Left have. Ordinary women need not apply.
Bottom drawer
Scott Morrison was wrong to pander to the baying feminazis over Julien Blanc
Breaking Republicans hearts
Fifteen years ago ordinary Australians gave a two-fingered salute to the nation’s inner-city elites
Natural bedfellows
An exit from the EU could bring Britain and Australia closer than ever before
Apparently it’s the world’s first one-sided war
Fairfax reporters have form when it comes to replacing journalism with anti-Israeli activism
Birth of the sophisticates
Fifty years ago, The Lucky Country helped create a whole new breed of Australian
Oh lucky man?
Fifty years ago, Donald Horne’s enigmatic phrase captured a nation’s imagination. But what did he make of his success, and what did it cost him? Donald’s son Nick and his former colleague Michael Baume dig back into the past
Don’s Party Tricks
How Donald Horne went from a flamboyant fun-loving Tory to a herald of the new age of Whitlam
