In-depth analysis of the day’s news, plus stories and gossip from Australian politics.
Respect orders?
Two-Tier Keir, or as he is now known ‘Starmer the Stalinist’ following his Soviet-style attack on farmers, has proposed ‘Respect…
The Bureau of Guessology
On the far south coast of New South Wales, the prevailing breeze is a nor’easter. Over the past few days,…
Madrid’s bullfighting triumphs over ‘eating ze bugs’
From Madrid: Madrid is better than Paris. That’s my advertising slogan for this great city. Instead of Midnight in Paris,…
The generation who want to shut you up
Last week I was invited to give a speech on the escalation of government censorship for Western Heritage Australia. We…
Labor’s 30 pieces of voting silver
The Jew with the bloodied torso was being brutalised, lashed, and abused. I was seated in row B of the…
Are female CEOs underpaid?
Workers should not be discriminated against on the basis of their gender. This is axiomatic and is enshrined in the…
Prescription for pain, angst, and ‘silly old buggers’
Bob Hawke once infamously referred to a senior citizen as a ‘silly old bugger’ before he inevitably became one, but…
On women’s safety, the Allan government is all talk and no action
Today, Victorians will participate in yet another walk against gendered violence while the government repeats the same talking points but…
Raiding the Future Fund costs us all
Treasurer Jim Chalmers has decided to raid the Future Fund. Not content with ever-increasing tax revenue, the ALP is running…
After Sinwar’s death: Israel is ascendant
I stood at the Bar-Lev lookout with the battle-hardened Colonel of the Israeli Defense Force.* At a respectful distance, the…
Kamala was never going to beat Trump the in-Vanceable
As a woman and the incumbent Vice President, Kamala Harris had the extremely difficult task of stepping into a second…
Australia’s energy policy is all coming badly unstuck
To cap all Labor’s woes, the Starmer and Biden governments have announced a major u-turn to nuclear as their strategy…
Defending Australian sovereignty and freedoms
I write to you with a profound concern for the future of our nation’s freedoms in light of several proposed…
A thousand days of the Ukraine war
On its 1,000th day, the debate about the war on Ukraine is focused on the ascendancy of Donald J. Trump…
Companies that neglect customer care risk extinction
Like lumbering dinosaurs oblivious to the asteroid bearing down on them, companies that trade on their brand alone to see…
The Taliban go green
It sounds better to say ‘Afghanistan attended COP29’ instead of laying the truth out in bold print: the Taliban are…
The End-of-Disco election
Some may remember the 1979 ‘disco demolition’ concert in Chicago. A garish event planned for between the games of a…
Biden’s threat to world peace?
Unfortunately, it’s not hyperbole to observe that we are closer to a third world war now than ever before. This…
The Conference of Parties: how many more?
The latest COP talkfest, with 66,778 participants, is producing much hot air and hand-wringing as it looks to upgrade the…
France could be 100 per cent nuclear. Why not Australia?
‘80 per cent of electricity production is done by nuclear (in France). Actually, we could have 100 per cent, but…
Bluesky: the blue wave crashes on itself
I feel like my recent foray into the social media app Bluesky Social was a bit of a precursor to…
Cashed up! What do we make of Chalmers’ thought bubble?
It is a blink-and-you-missed-it moment, but the Treasurer, Jim Chalmers, has announced a new regulation to protect cash transactions on…
Into the arms of the radical Left
Banning Australians who are under 16 from social media has one obvious and immediate side-effect: political outrage. As the only…
Weaponising children to justify censorship
Setting aside the vast and rock-solid arguments as to why banning social media for those under 16 is a Trojan…
