Why Australia needs a Royal Commission before it legislates on fear

2025 is drawing to a close. So, because everyone likes a listicle, let’s now trawl through some of the worst…

It’s a national security one

The long betrayal of the Australian people

I have been quiet for a week and a half. Now it is time to return to battle, a metaphorical…

Substack employs age-verification to the dismay of writers

Tate and Chatfield are not building culture; they are selling it

I bristle at the term Australian Gothic

Preventing private debt collapse through wisdom, foresight, and just policy

Here it is – Christmas again. And once again it can hold a lesson for us. For perhaps it really…

From Munich: German Christmas markets are the best in the world. There’s something about Germany that makes Christmas feel more…

Chelleh Night, or Shab-e Yalda, takes place at the time of the winter solstice, around December 21, the longest night…

Why leadership and outcomes trump bipartisanship

Mass immigration. Multiculturalism. National disarmament.

It was the beginning of Advent last week, and I attended church for the annual celebration. While I am not…

An open letter to the Prime Minister

Labor delivered Australians nothing

Australia does not have a Jewish problem. It has a problem with how a confident society protects its citizens when…

The Star of David is, without doubt the most well-recognised symbol for modern-day Judaism. The two interlocking triangles forming a…

It is difficult to write about tragedies that take away innocent lives and affect countless others. Perpetrated by the few,…

Australia’s security blind spot

I am feeling increasingly unwelcome in the country of my birth, as I am subjected to ubiquitous welcomes to and…

We cannot allow the state to believe Australians accept censorship in exchange for safety