In-depth analysis of the day’s news, plus stories and gossip from Australian politics.
Senate inquiry into climate and energy seeks truth, allegedly
An attempt by the Greens to silence climate change dissent
Donald Trump: radical Left political violence has hurt too many
Donald Trump – a man with two (known) assassination attempts in recent years – has a rare and visceral perspective…
Today we are all Charlie
Time has dragged us into a public conversation that feels darker, noisier, and stripped of moral clarity. Rage now travels…
Charlie Kirk: the higher power of conversation
Charlie Kirk. A force of nature who stood in front of almost every college student in the United States to…
Turning Point’s Charlie Kirk assassinated at 31
Tributes are flowing in following the horrific assassination of Turning Point founder and CEO Charlie Kirk. Considered a once-in-a-generation talent,…
Sussan Ley dumps Jacinta Nampijinpa Price from Shadow Cabinet
Confidence in the leader is a requirement for serving in the Shadow Ministry
Not zero, yes energy
Reality will eventually yank Labor off the destructive path towards its Net Zero nirvana. This has been said, written, broadcast,…
The most important sentence about Net Zero published this year
‘Australia faces significant climate-related risks regardless of future emissions reductions.’ This is the most important sentence in a recent report…
Law and the Leviathan: human rights courts and democracy
In recent years, the clash of two titans has come to the fore. On the one hand is the traditional…
The enduring dominance of Novak Djokovic
The 145th edition of the United States Tennis Open has now been concluded with Spain’s Carlos Alcaraz winning his sixth…
Local government took a stand against antisemitism. Where was everyone else?
The 2025 Australian Mayors Summit Against Antisemitism took place this week on the Gold Coast. A fitting location, ironically. In…
The Australian experiment in liberty
What are the achievements of the Australian experiment in liberty? They must be clearly articulated in our dangerous world of…
Shark nets need to stay
A poor soul was killed by a shark at Sydney’s Long Reef on Saturday. A local father was out surfing…
Sussan Ley’s criticism of Jacinta Price did her leadership no favours
Opposition Leader Sussan Ley was born with a short political lifespan. I know there are those clinging on, asking for…
Jim Chalmers’ socialist séance might be over
‘Eat the Rich!’ isn’t (yet) an acceptable mainstream narrative in Australia … but it is popular amongst Labor’s unofficial coalition…
Lambie, hypocrisy, and the misinformation & disinformation bill
There is an old Q&A segment being resurrected on X between Yassmin Abdel-Magied and Jacqui Lambie where they debate the…
Net Zero debate has forgotten families, small business, and the environment
Climate policy without social licence, and without integrity, cannot last
Gaza’s squandered opportunities
In 2005 the people of Gaza had a great opportunity for a new future filled with hope and potential. Israel,…
Political censorship makes it impossible to defend women’s rights | Katherine Deves. S3 Ep 08
When it comes to biological women’s rights – there’s not a lot of enthusiasm for truth, facts, or freedom inside…
