Flat White
My daughter changed my mind about quotas
‘That’s a good way to weaken your herd...’
The next Senate will be a mess
Greens set to retain balance of power, regardless of who wins
What if Binface wins?
A key lesson for Australian political observers
I want my country back! Who took it…?
A difficult question of citizens, political power, migrants, and institutions
The politics of low-cost energy
Fixing the damage from the forced renewable energy transition could take two decades
One flag, two economies
The commentariat is fighting about Hanson’s word: monoculture. However, the whole country has already effectively adjudicated on the idea. We know the answer...
En Garde for the common good
The choice before us is not simply Left and Right
Are Labor’s so-called productivity reforms ‘shovel-ready’?
Neglect and weakness have become the story of Albanese’s reign
The unproductive public service
When I look at tax, I get increasingly concerned
One standard or none at all, Albanese!
The Albanese-Kylie Minogue episode will soon fade from headlines, but the double standard should not
Green energy turned into Armageddon
And for some reason, nobody noticed?!
There is a single law: the outsider is not fit to govern
History disagrees. Some outsiders save nations, others ruin them. It is too early to tell on One Nation and Reform...
The sun never goes down on the American Empire
On June 17, 2026, Donald Trump signed a memorandum of understanding with Iran at the Palace of Versailles. The symbolism…
Slippin’ Jimmy goes to Canberra
Welcome to Chalmers’ moder- day sophistry
What the Princess of Wales said at Wimbledon without saying anything
The most devastating intervention in the Duke of Sussex’s long war over his British security detail came last week, and…
What I learned at ARC
Fixing the mess starts with re-laying the foundations
Sweep the sheds
Why politics still begins with the basics
Are we sheep?
The herd of voters in on the move, looking for a political home
Albo’s cold fart warmed up, or Gus’ genuine cool?
Anthony Albanese stepped off his RAAF jet last October in his jeans with a Joy Division T-shirt stretched across his…
An open letter to the Honourable Angus Taylor
The Liberals can still save Australia, if they are brave enough
The danger of drift
How nations change when we’re not looking
Bowen, are you sure?
The world is changing, just not in the way Labor predicted
Allegiance, not diversity, defines a nation
Australia is not a ‘culturally blank’ slate
Labor’s social media ban fails again!
Doubling down on a bad idea
Productivity is prosperity
Government greed is the biggest threat to economic success
