Flat White
Grifters, spivs, and thieves
They’ve taken all our money in the ACT
A Coup-ee from Canberra
Recent discussion at the Labor National Conference has revived debate about an Australian republic. Much of that debate focuses on…
Multiculturalism is a crisis of self
How a loss of self-confidence causes cultural dilution
The Odyssey: the film that launched a thousand tweets
Christopher Nolan’s Odyssey has attracted a lot of attention for its DEI casting. Elon Musk is especially aggrieved and taken…
Jacinta Nampijinpa Price, the ABC, and the Celebration Parallax
First you insist something isn’t happening, declare them evil for noticing it, and then celebrate it openly once you feel confident it’s too late to reverse
Bronze statues are not threatening Australia’s future
The Australian Labor Party National Conference has forgotten the problems facing ordinary Australians
The standard you walk past
Seriousness is not a quality people carry around with them. It is a response to an environment
Vikki Campion’s warning: Mess with Barnaby and meet your match
People have been bagging out Barnaby Joyce for rousing on his dog while doing an interview on an iPhone on…
Australian ‘gun’ culture?
Bob Katter: I can think of nothing more fundamentally Australian than teaching your kids or grandkids to go camping, fishing, and hunting
Inflation, politics, and Australia’s lost decade
There are no votes in austerity or industry reform
The prosperity paradox
We have built an entire culture around the elimination of discomfort
Pilbara strike exposes union
The first major protected industrial action at BHP’s Pilbara iron ore operations in decades
Waiting for the counter-reformation
The greatest institutional comeback in history has a documented method, and yet none of our dying institutions has referred to it
What if small businesses went on strike against Labor?
Small businesses are hurting (and closing) under Labor’s federal and state policies
A hub for division
The Social Cohesion Education Hub dangerously misses the mark on antisemitism
Australia must engage with the man Iranians are calling for
Engaging Crown Prince Reza Pahlavi is not choosing Iran’s next government. It is recognising the most credible path from terrorist rule to the ballot box
We have not lost the knowledge. We have lost the nerve…
A country that cannot measure competence cannot build anything that matters
One Nation polling proves ‘The Establishment’ can’t be trusted
The attacks keep coming for One Nation from both sides of politics and the media. Yet amid last week’s claims…
The twilight of the radical Net Zero agenda
And yet political elites of the left, including many Liberal and National Party Parliamentarians, continue to promote the climate con
Sixty years of hurt and seven Prime Ministers
Andy Burnham has conquered Westminster, but government requires more than popularity, localism and Northern Soul
Why OpenAI and Anthropic will never see Wall Street
Chinese AI models have sparked concern about the affordability of American-made models and sent AI stocks reeling
Multiculturalism and social cohesion
In addition to investigating and making recommendations to confront antisemitism, the Royal Commission established by the Commonwealth Labor government is…
A beautiful sight during the beautiful game
Patriotism is the natural cure for racism
What did I miss?
Australia’s political week in fast-forward
Stranger, which galaxy are you from?
When was the last time politicians asked Australians what they think?
