What a hoot. The global warming cult have finally learned their lesson and decided to hold this year’s annual Cop…

Europeans turn against mass immigration and climate craziness

Far right is the new deep centre

The Wig takes a chainsaw to the leftards

Labor is compromising the safety of all Australians

On the unusual and enduring relationship between Maoris and Jews

Albanese is sucking the air out of Labor

US rivals are desperate to create an alternate reserve currency

The doomed Albanese government is playing with fire

Now judges want us to lie

But who’s next?

Generation Rent, we are always being told, are fed up of having to pay ‘dead’ money to their landlords. The…

But who – or what – is Mother? And are her exasperated warnings about ever-present danger exaggerated?

As the avalanche of lies issuing from the White House morphs into the pandemic, Covid becomes in an engine of justice in this rollicking satire on Trumpworld

The first half of the decade saw towns bulldozed, the Beeching cuts, everyday racism, political scandal and the threat of Armageddon. But there was also Beatlemania…

Rushing to build the world’s largest flying machine was perhaps Britain’s greatest imperial folly, with a disregard for safety measures dooming the R101 to disaster

‘The cogs are seizing up, the lights are going out.’ As Elizabeth Costello clears her desk in this collection of stories, we feel that Coetzee may be doing the same

From the Gospel journeys of Aretha Franklin to the late-life monasticism of Leonard Cohen, the great musical artists of the 20th century were often quasi-religious figures

Before drawing tenuous comparisons between Enid Blyton and David Bowie, Nicholas Royle invites us to consider the erotic potential of Timmy the dog

In his celebration of Venetian art, Martin Gayford is keenly alert to the city’s spectacular contradictions

It’s starting to turn into the season to be jolly (or whatever variant you can manage) with the Melbourne Symphony…

While the donning of keffiyehs by actors at the end of a performance of the Sydney Theatre Company’s production of…

When Israel’s Prime Minister, Benjamin Netanyahu, appeared on NBC’s Meet the Press he was asked if Israel was breaking international…

To help out friends, I sometimes collect a boy from his primary school near Sloane Square. This part of London…