Mining and agriculture. Two words that should stir the heart of every Australian. Two words that sum up our glorious…

The real cost

Muslim leaders have collectively failed the victims of 10/7

The last conservative falls

A ‘Conservative’ government sacks its senior conservative

Cultural intellect and death of merit

‘Colonialism’, ‘apartheid’ and ‘genocide’ are offensive nonsense

Record immigration divides Australia even more

The axis of evil gets worse

Go for a walk at the beach and disprove climate alarmism

Madness of the elites

I’m a sixth-former in one of Britain’s largest comprehensives and know no one who supports Israel over Palestine. Some readers…

Jerusalem On 7 October, Israeli security officials were already questioning how long they would be allowed to fight in Gaza.…

I confess I never expected to see myself going to the lavatory on prime-time national TV. In fact, the expedition…

The century began as a monstrous time to be famous and female – epitomised by the Tulsa judge who, in 2006, seemed to rule that no woman had a right to privacy in public

The forthright food columnist Rachel Cooke has little patience with faddy eaters, ‘meditative’ kitchen tasks or the craze for Portuguese custard tarts

Sinister preparations for the apocalypse by a few Silicon Valley billionaires must be thwarted in this part-thriller, part-Big Tech critique, part-meditation on doomsday

Defending the ‘maligned’ Duke, Jane Marguerite Tippett fails to mention how hard officials worked to suppress evidence of his treachery and prevent a court martial in 1940

Lethem returns to the borough with a tale of violence, neglect and demographic change over the decades, tinged with nostalgia but far from sentimental

When Andy Stanton commands the AI program to tell him a story about a blue whale with a tiny penis, the result, as it unfolds, drives him a bit insane

Subjects include Anna Atkins’s cyanotypes, Leonora Carrington’s paintings, Albrecht Dürer’s dreams and the photographs of Lee Miller

What is it about the Egyptians that bewitches us? Ramses and the Gold of the Pharoahs opened at the Australian…

Given the UK’s Rishi Sunak sacking Suella Braverman for saying what many others would feel – that the police were…

My Australian Word of the Year for 2023 is ‘No’. I made the announcement this week on Peta Credlin’s show…

In Competition No. 3326 you were invited to submit a nursery rhyme recast in the style of a well-known poet.…