In-depth analysis of the day’s news, plus stories and gossip from Australian politics.
Twit of the Day
It’s our third outing, so by now you should know the game. But as we missed yesterdays, here’s an update.…
Corona care: stay up to date. The experts aren’t infallible – let alone the media
There are a lot of basic data errors being made in the media as we try to get our head…
How localism and community spirit can see us through the corona crisis
Rather than more centralisation of powers with the government and bureaucrats in Canberra, a better approach to managing coronavirus would…
Sit down, have a Corona, and let’s talk about the nanny state
Yesterday, we poor taxpayers paid the ABC to reprimand us for stockpiling alcohol in case of a lockdown. This prompted…
This crisis will show us who the leaders truly are
It’s possible for both of the following statements to be accurate: 1. To stem this coronavirus pandemic, economic activity needs to be completely…
What’s woke this pandemic?
The world has lost its collective head and pandemic pandemonium is the new normal. Those who inhabit the world of…
How the coronavirus response shows we have lost our fundamental values
Australia’s response to the coronavirus threat reveals that we have lost our fundamental values. While our nation is faced with…
Greens spread the virulent virus of gender wars
Anyone with a functioning pair of eyes will have read that coronavirus is killing more men than women. In Italy, the…
Corona crisis cancelled my wedding, but may it never harm our long-term liberty
I was due to be married in Australia on May 9. But, even six weeks away, it is not to…
Once again, it’s time for Western Civilisation to take the lead
A scared new world awaits. On the other side of a few precarious weeks sits a reality we would appear…
What if we recover from coronavirus, only to die in poverty?
In their frantic attempts to delay the spread of coronavirus, governments are sowing the seeds of economic depression and currency…
Twit of the Day
It was only yesterday that the SpecOz launched its effort to generate modish social capital in these times of trouble…
How the shinybums stuffed MyGov – and are still making you queue at Centrelink
If MyGov was an eCommerce website the repetitive outages would have been cured in about six hours or less. The…
Won’t somebody please think of the Instagram influencers?
We are reliably informed by News.com.au that travel influencers — sorry, glamourous travel influencers — say that coronavirus is ‘impacting…
We’re now paying the price for our Faustian folly with China
If coronavirus has taught us anything it’s that the Chinese regime cannot be trusted. Please note that I said regime and…
In this crisis Victoria University is there for the community, keeping us laughing with woke inanities
In his 1996 Boyer Lectures titled ‘The View from the Bridge,’ the eminent Australian academic Pierre Ryckmans argued the university…
China? Nah! It’s always Pauline Hanson’s fault
As the wheels come off the world as we know it, the economy slithers down the toilet, and thousands of…
Listen to the experts and elites, but remember they’ve got form
The Prime Minister’s call for Australians to heed the advice of his government’s experts may fall on deaf ears because the experts and…
Introducing our Twit of the Day
In these times of trouble, it’s important that we join together as a community — and what unites us more…
Revealed: the Deep Green State
A story in the Guardian has demonstrated the impotence of government against the Deep State — Deep Green State — machinery…
Closing the Rock and the problems of progressive paternalism
You may have been too busy in a supermarket queue last Saturday to read the remarks of former head ranger…
Why we need to freeze the minimal wage
Master Grocers Australia, the Australian Industry Group and others should be applauded for their calls to freeze minimum wage increases for the next 12…
Coronavrius: was it a weapon all along?
People are beginning to wonder if the Chinese coronavirus really was a natural occurrence. You will recall that what was…
Quantitative easing: a desperate move with no clear end game
The Reserve Bank of Australia’s decision to engage in quantitative easing is a desperate move with no clear end game. While QE has…
A taxpayer’s guide to the ScoMo stimulus
Yesterday, Prime Minister Scott Morrison and Treasurer Josh Frydenburg announced their $189 billion eight-plus point plan to stimulate the economy…
