In-depth analysis of the day’s news, plus stories and gossip from Australian politics.
Goodbye Road, by Michael Gray Griffith
I don’t want to forget, but it hurts when I remember. Yet here we are … we’re on Goodbye Road,…
Vale Graham Richardson
It is with great sadness that we learned this morning of the passing of Graham Richardson, known affectionately to both…
Pauline Hanson speaks at Mar-a-Lago as Sussan Ley flounders
One Nation has rocketed to a record-high 15 per cent primary vote in Newspoll, while the Coalition languishes at an…
Labor is powering its politics with ‘gaslight’
Many Australians would be forgiven for thinking that this country is struggling through a cost-of-living crisis. You might be surprised…
Evisceration of Western Civilisation
We wrote The Battle for the Soul of Western Civilisation in the sincere hope of alerting our fellow citizens to…
Labor’s climate alarm-driven energy crisis will not be mitigated
Whether driven by the stated ideology of climate alarm or the hidden agenda of destabilising our market capitalism, the dedication…
Secretary Kennedy wants mercury out of vaccines
Speaking to the Minamata Convention, he calls on global health bodies
Trump threatens to go ‘guns-a-blazing’ on Islamic forces in Nigeria
While for the past 12 months much of the West have been objecting to the so-called ‘genocide’ occurring in Gaza,…
The de-Wokification of New Zealand’s education system
And other success stories from our conservative friends
Australia’s housing crisis is failure by design
It’s no secret that Australia’s housing market is out of control. It’s a topic that ignites passions across the country,…
Nothing sexy about this sticky tax web
Who’d have thought tax could potentially be an issue for Australia’s Sex Discrimination laws or an example of women’s rights…
Strangers no more: Christianity and immigration
What Christ joins together, Christian Nationalism appears to keep asunder
The two Australian cultures are tearing us apart
Australia has two intellectual cultures. One is utilitarian and apparently successful, dedicated to solving practical problems for ordinary people. The…
Why is the suffering of Sudan’s children ignored?
While the heartbreaking images of massacres in Sudan circulate easily on personal social media pages, mainstream media outlets rarely cover…
Poor taste… Senator Ayres cracks jokes about the energy crisis
From whales ‘dooring’ themselves on wind turbines to ‘koala’ Canavan
