Letters
Australian letters
Bankstown lefty Sir: Paul Keating’s political legacy was pretty good, but I have to scoff at his ‘world’s greatest treasurer’…
Letters
No fear Sir: Why does Matthew Parris think I am ‘secretly terrified’ of having voted to leave the EU (‘Brexiteers…
Australian letters
Hotspots Sir: No less than sixteen UN member nations formally ‘forbid Israeli passport holders to enter’. It is, I think,…
Letters
Going Dutch Sir: As a Dutch man who lives in Britain, I found it heartening to read two such different…
Letters
Going Dutch Sir: As a Dutch man who lives in Britain, I found it heartening to read two such different…
Australian letters
Hotspots Sir: No less than sixteen UN member nations formally ‘forbid Israeli passport holders to enter’. It is, I think,…
Australian letters
Real Invasion Day Sir: Australians will be celebrating Australia Day as people living in freedom in a beautiful and truly…
Letters
What is a university? Sir: As a former Russell Group vice chancellor, I think that Toby Young’s appeal for more universities…
Australian letters
Real Invasion Day Sir: Australians will be celebrating Australia Day as people living in freedom in a beautiful and truly…
Letters
What is a university? Sir: As a former Russell Group vice chancellor, I think that Toby Young’s appeal for more universities…
Australian letters
Rubbish in, rubbish out These are days of momentous, world-shaking, events. But none can match the global impact of the…
Letters
Particle of faith Sir: Fraser Nelson draws our attention to the most worrying aspect of economists getting it wrong, which…
Australian letters
Rubbish in, rubbish out These are days of momentous, world-shaking, events. But none can match the global impact of the…
Letters
Particle of faith Sir: Fraser Nelson draws our attention to the most worrying aspect of economists getting it wrong, which…
Letters
Defund Palestinians Sir: Former prime minister Tony Abbott is clearly on the money when he argues that the Australian taxpayer…
Letters
Freudian slap Sir: In his Notes (7 January), Charles Moore explores the uncharacteristic reaction of Matthew Parris to the referendum…
Letters
Freudian slap Sir: In his Notes (7 January), Charles Moore explores the uncharacteristic reaction of Matthew Parris to the referendum…
Letters
Defund Palestinians Sir: Former prime minister Tony Abbott is clearly on the money when he argues that the Australian taxpayer…
Letters
Meatloaf monarchy Sir: I realize that sending pro-republic letters to the Spectator Australia is akin to sending meatloaf recipes to…
Letters
Yet another kind of snob Sir: May I offer another definition of a ‘snob’ to the one described by Bryan…
Letters
Yet another kind of snob Sir: May I offer another definition of a ‘snob’ to the one described by Bryan…
Letters
Meatloaf monarchy Sir: I realize that sending pro-republic letters to the Spectator Australia is akin to sending meatloaf recipes to…
Letters
Unencumbered Sir: Matthew Parris’s bizarre reference (‘Unforgiven’, 10 December) to the UK economy as merely ‘medium-sized’ is a classic instance…
Letters
Unencumbered Sir: Matthew Parris’s bizarre reference (‘Unforgiven’, 10 December) to the UK economy as merely ‘medium-sized’ is a classic instance…
Australian letters
Gay progressives Sir: I am a great admirer of your magazine. It brings some balance into the political debate. I…
