Sometimes it takes a while for rigorous data-based statistical research to catch up to what anyone with eyes to see…

On the reluctance of Australia’s public broadcasters to adopt the (IHRA) definition of antisemitism

The Budget has signalled the return of ‘Albonocchio’

The unoriginality of the Albanese government

Chalmers has set up a war against capital

Five signs this Budget will neither galvanise growth nor rescue the young

Australia’s political week in fast-forward

Dropping out of work and marriage because the women aren’t worth it

Angus Taylor falls short of chainsaw-wielding Javier Milei

The United States recently extended the Israel-Lebanon ceasefire for another 45 days, even as Hezbollah continued low-level attacks and maintained…

With Asia’s population is set to fall – how ‘big’ should Big Australia become?

Reform UK must follow its leader’s policy instincts and adopt a changed tone

The Prime Minister’s word is worthless

Pauline Hanson knows what Menzies’ forgotten people need

Ordinary people built the economy, and only they can save it

This budget only makes it harder for young people to get ahead

In iconic comedy Anchorman, Ron Burgundy asks louche reporter Brian Fantana which cologne he intends to wear. Swinging open the…

Jim Chalmers summons the clouds of war as his budget backdrop

A solution to Australia’s immigration imbroglio

‘RBG: Of Many, One’ is a fascinating portrayal of the life of Ruth Bader Ginsburg

Crisafulli and the Stafford byelection are key to the Queensland Liberal revival

Governments once spoke about growth, expansion, and nation-building. Now they speak of resilience, affordability, and mitigation