In-depth analysis of the day’s news, plus stories and gossip from Australian politics.
The death of decarbonisation
Headlining the latest climate talkfest taking place this month, The Guardian gushed, ‘Historic breakthrough: Colombia climate talks end with hopes…
Is Labor allergic to fuel security?
Albanese has been on an extended begging tour of Asia, promising who-knows-what in exchange for the odd shipment of fuel.…
The real story of the UK Council Elections
Reform’s win distracts from the real dark horse of British politics
The Left’s never-ending search for victims
Bankrupting the free world with the Cloward-Piven Strategy
Was the Biden Administration anti-Christian?
The US government recently released a report that alleges the previous Biden Administration may be guilty of religious discrimination in…
Our fossil-fuelled world
Queensland’s David [Crisafulli] is going to have to slay some federal and environmental Goliaths
Big government plans to bailout big media
Massive new media subsidies to be funded by new digital media tax
The intergenerational equity smokescreen
The current government has shown a preparedness to promote division in the pursuit of policy outcomes. The latest iteration of…
Four years of genius and somehow everything is on fire
In two weeks, the Albanese government will have been in office for four full years. Four years. A presidential term…
Convergence: the new shape of antisemitism
Political Islamism and neo-Marxism bond over antisemitic tropes
Here’s what Albo can do with his Medicare card
Have you ever had to sit through a Press Club address where the Prime Minister gets a rock star reception…
The crisis of the legacy parties
Why voters are turning away from legacy institutions and toward populist leaders
Labor’s spending left the RBA with no option
Australia’s inflation problem is back, and the RBA has responded with three interest-rate hikes in 2026 alone, lifting the cash…
The quiet redefinition of ‘vaccine’
A lonely band of five senators sat on the ‘Noes’ side of the Senate chamber during the government’s pre-Easter legislative…
Stupid, really stupid – evidence is in
The mother of all unchallenged false premises, that fossil fuel emissions drive global warming, has delivered a bastard of policy…
The torch of jazz has been relit by its prodigies
Growing up in Toronto, I was fortunate to live in a city that loved jazz. I knew, even as a…
Toxic compassion: a warning from healthcare
Compassion is one of the most cherished virtues in medicine. It is the impulse that draws many of us into…
The firm hand of government could do with a smack
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