In-depth analysis of the day’s news, plus stories and gossip from Australian politics.
We have not forgotten
Reminding voters about the Liberal Party’s betrayal on censorship is not a good strategy
Please never explain
Pauline Hanson should take advice from the late Queen Elizabeth II ... never complain, never explain
AOC and the parasocial nature of politics
The loyalty people feel to their political tribe has been particularly intense in recent years
Restoring choice for stay-at-home parents
Government tax policy shouldn’t stop parents from raising their kids
Vale Jim Frecklington – an Australian craftsman for the ages
Australia has lost one of its most extraordinary and most artistic craftsmen. Jim Frecklington, royal coachmaker, horseman, artist, and patriot,…
Another attempt at internet censorship
The government will never stop trying to silence social media
One Nation stands against extremism on both sides
If you love Australia, walk away from radicalisation...
One Nation is here to stay … but where do they fit?
The rise of Pauline Hanson’s One Nation has been meteoric. With the collapse in the Coalition’s polling, its own documented…
Beggars beware! The government is here to ‘help’
The Victorian government is proposing to decriminalise begging as an offence, but is this benevolence or perhaps something else more…
Establishment attacks! Pauline explodes leftie brains
Tim Burton’s 1996 black comedy Mars Attacks! used Slim Whitman’s song ‘Indian Love Call’ to blow out the brains of…
Woke, broke, ridiculed Victoria
No other words better describe the State of Victoria as it limps toward the November election
The Chalmers diet
The working and middle classes are hungry, thin, and ready for a change in government
Superannuation needs a new public debate
Superannuation has fallen short of fulfilling its promise to reduce the need for old-age pensions
Has the curriculum been feminised?
The leader of the National Party, Matt Canavan, argues one of the reasons boys are attracted to toxic material on…
The cheque from Berlin
Germany wants to help pay for Britain’s nuclear weapons. Pause on that for a moment...
A digital duty of care: taking failure to its illogical conclusion?
The Albanese Labor government has announced that a digital duty of care will be imposed on social media companies to…
Grievance: the insurgency with 50 years to run
Samuel Thawley found the pools. The demography shows their source...
Bicycle helmets and the bubble-wrapping of Australia
Has the endless pursuit of the unattainable goal of ‘zero harm’ has made Australia better
From Athens to Albo: free speech and history
Are we entering the age of rule-by-the-opinion-of-the-eSafety-Commissioner?
Nepal and the scam of climate reparations
The Marxist narrative of social justice and reparations has embedded itself in environmentalism, intent on using nature as geopolitical weapon
Editor’s picks
Magazine
Barnaby’s bread and circuses
One Nation cannot forever evade responsible policies
Chairman Kim’s codswallop
We should be highly sceptical of claims on Aboriginal frontier wars
