In-depth analysis of the day’s news, plus stories and gossip from Australian politics.
Parental rights or hateful extremism?
They are ‘hard-right, anti-government’ bogey-men threatening the lives of the LGBTQ+ and ‘democracy’! Or so went the general exclamation of…
Hear my voice
As the third-generation progeny of settlers who came to Australia and settled on the then-dry plains of the Riverina from…
Forgetting the forgotten
For a few days now, I have been thinking about the following sentences: ‘I do not believe that the real…
‘The Woke-ass punks who run NYC are afraid of pizza?’
If you wanted a political movement to succeed, the very last thing you’d do is wage war against pizza. You…
Gender fluidity laws: signposting the decline of Western Civilisation
Lindsy Danzinger recently published a sobering, yet disturbing, commentary in The Epoch Times about an encounter of her mother with a naked…
Double Shot Ep8: Augusto Zimmermann on the rise of the eco-cult
Augusto Zimmermann explains the current religious dimension of environmentalism that has taken over the Net Zero movement. Click below to…
The sex that dare not speak its name
Who would have thought there would come a time in human history when educated adults could not answer a simple…
Second term government, third term problems
They say a new broom sweeps clean, and that is certainly the case with the premiership of Prime Minister Chris…
Jumpin’ Jack Flash: gas joins the ‘lexicon of evil’
Gas has had a boomerang trajectory through green misanthropists’ ‘lexicon of evil’. In 1990, at the dawn of climate alarmism,…
Vale, Simon Crean
Former Labor Leader Simon Crean (1949-2023) has died aged 74 while hiking in Germany. It has been reported that the…
Afghanistan’s fall and the flaw of unadulterated idealism
Two years since America’s calamitous and reckless withdrawal from Afghanistan, turning it over to the Taliban, the country has experienced…
I’m from the government, and I’m here to threaten you
These days I try to limit my TV viewing to sport. Every other genre, from drama to game-show to (especially)…
Why do we hate billionaires?
Sometimes it takes a crisis and its accompanying trending news headlines to reveal the murky ideological creatures swimming under the…
So… You want to buy a house?!
First, write down on paper the kind of house you want with the required number of rooms and toilets. Consider…
Woke-ifying the Essendon logo has bombed out
Generally, stakeholder consultation is a good thing to do; regular rapport being a great lubricant for productive relations between any…
Food security and property rights under threat in Western Australia
The Aboriginal Cultural Heritage Act (ACH) comes into effect on the July 1, 2023, in Western Australia (WA). Ostensibly it…
Partying like it’s 1901
When the bill to authorise a referendum on the Voice to Parliament was passed in the Senate on June 19,…
Parents kept in the dark about gender
Should a school or a student’s parents decide whether the child can be involved in gender transitioning? In Australia, material…
Children born alive bill: a moral test for our Parliament
At some point in the not-too-distant future, Australia’s federal Parliament will vote on whether a baby born alive during an…
You have been misled, Australia had a glorious Great Depression
Nothing in Australia is as Americanised as our perception of the 1930s and the Great Depression. The American reality of…
Grigory Klinishov: when men played with fire
‘The most nuked place on Earth…’ This is how the Semipalatinsk 18,500 square km testing ground on the Kazakh Steppe…
What are eco-fascist concepts doing in Australia’s law?
Recent Australian High Court rulings on issues of Aboriginality have taken a strange turn, and not for the better. It…
Sinking the nation
The Korean Ferry Sewol, at 20 years old, had already been on the Incheon to Jeju run for just over…
A tale of two leaders
This Flat White article is written by a guest author. This is a tale of two Liberal leaders in Australia:…
Central banks need laxer inflation targets
The cost of reducing inflation to 2 per cent seems too high










































