In-depth analysis of the day’s news, plus stories and gossip from Australian politics.
Labor’s Middle East folly
Foreign Minister Penny Wong’s call to her Tehran counterpart urging Iran to promote stability in the Middle East is indicative…
Port Macquarie educator fired during Covid slams medical authoritarianism
Mandate victim, Kassi Gilmour, has slammed medical authoritarianism. The former New South Wales school teacher was fired for refusing to comply with public health…
Fearless sons and daughters of Anzacs
Fearless sons and daughters of Anzacs, today we commemorate the landing of the Australian and New Zealand Army Corps at…
A National Conservative critique of the recent ‘The Road Ahead’ conference in Fremantle
Perhaps no other city makes one recall as fondly the spirit of the 1980s in Australia as Fremantle. It was…
Australia does not need a policeman for a police state
When the Labor Party won the federal election off a tired, limping, and lost Morrison Liberal Party – we knew…
Climate psychology
Climate change is the gift that keeps on giving. We are familiar with the havoc it is supposedly wreaking on…
A diesel in the shed
You can have your solar panels and your turbines on the hills; You can use the warmth of sunshine to…
Week in 60 Minutes S2E11: The Anzac Legacy – Prof. James Allan, Edie Wyatt & Michael de Percy
It has been a quiet Anzac Day, with the normally argumentative Left taking a break. Anthony Albanese is in PNG,…
On Passover, Israel, and the scourge of antisemitism
On behalf of the Australia-Israel Allies Caucus, I wish all who celebrate a happy and holy Pesach/Passover. Passover commemorates the…
Laughs, lies, and lights out
Oh, the irony! Here I was reading our local Noosa newspaper last Saturday morning and laughing when the power started…
Australia fails to protect children from gender experiments
The debate over so-called ‘gender-affirming care’ for children has reached a crucial moment. This treatment approach, which often involves the…
Only official misinformation allowed
Over the last four years, the Australian ruling classes have demonstrated an insatiable appetite for power and control over our…
Do you wish your country would become normal again?
Would it be nice if universities suddenly became passively progressive again, instead of shamelessly revolutionary? Should national holidays return to…
Broken promises, broken budgets
In December 2021, Anthony Albanese announced his ‘plan’ to reduce electricity prices by $275 per household by 2025. He said…
JK Rowling puts Wikipedia’s neutrality to the test
Blurring the lines between up-to-date encyclopedic information and sensationalism
Alexandra Marshall Live S2E9 with Pete Shmigel
Propaganda, censorship, and the nations spending a fortune to undermine the West… Citizens are under attack domestically and from abroad.…
Women’s liberation stumbles backwards
I must start this off with an admission, I am a bloke – worse – an old bloke – even…
Mental health and restraint: the unsolved conundrum
When is it appropriate to schedule someone into compulsory care when he or she is out of touch with reality?…
Outsourcing politics, killing democracy, fomenting revolution
Robert Jenrick, in the London Daily Telegraph, fears that the inevitable Starmer government in the United Kingdom will enact a ‘second…
The assault on the Mexican embassy in Quito, Ecuador
There is no doubt that the Ecuadorian assault on the Mexican Embassy in the capital Quito appears to be an…
I’m all in for Fallout
It was only a matter of time until Amazon decided to throw its hat in the ring and join the…
Forced divestiture is better than expanding regulation
‘Muddying the waters’ is one of the cleverer and more effective tools deployed by public relations advisers. The method involves…
The far-left takeover: working in childcare is a political act
Concerns are being raised about Australia’s new Early Years Learning Framework (EYLF 2.0). The Frankfurt school cultural Marxism – aka Critical Theory…









































