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Bowen bends on sulphur, not on nuclear
If sulphur limits can bend under pressure, why can’t nuclear policy?
Coalition of three?
What if One Nation, the Nationals, and Liberals join together?
Is Australia’s Defence Policy also decided on the steps of the Lakemba Mosque?
In 2012, during a heated Labor caucus meeting, then-Foreign Minister Bob Carr reportedly issued a challenge to his colleagues that…
Why we should send a frigate to the Gulf
We should send a frigate to the Gulf. The government’s advice that it hasn’t been asked to send ships to…
Iran: dreaming of revolution
Iran is at the crossroads once again. While bombastic left-wing activists and journalists are strangely quiet about Iranians fighting a…
What did I miss?
Australia’s political week in fast-forward
Labor trapped young people
RBA cash rate rises create serious concern for 5 per cent home deposits
Why do the Greens support people who want them dead?
Like other leftist organisations, the Australian Greens have predictably opposed US-Israeli action against the Iranian Islamic dictatorship. Despite opposing Islamist…
What does Australia expect to gain by snubbing Trump?
The Strait of Hormuz is the artery carrying one-fifth of the world’s oil. President Trump’s call for allied warships to…
Preparing for the 2026 recession
The usual policy responses won’t work
One Nation’s ten-year crusade to secure Australia
All their efforts were blocked by the major parties who are panicking today
Is Labor deliberately ruining us?
Prepare for the worst, because it is coming...
Transitioning a principled politician to a Coalition frontbench team player
It is sometimes said that a principled politician can never become a team player because their principles, even if they…
The 30th anniversary of the first Howard government
John Howard gave us hope. Albanese has promised us hardship...
Secession by Western Australia: time to cut the cord
Bulgaria isn’t known as a source of humour, but back in the days of the Eastern Bloc and the Iron…
A letter from a migrant about becoming an Australian
My parents brought me to Australia 70 years ago. I am writing this letter to myself – and anyone else…
The classroom and the conscience
Politicians have made schools responsible for social cohesion
On the ancient, exhausting, male compulsion to watch the world burn
There is a phrase that has quietly colonised the male psyche, one that doubles as internet meme and genuine behavioural…
Where is the October 7 tribunal?
Its perpetrators have remained beyond the reach of international law
Australians want politics out of sport
Australian rules football is like a religion in Victoria. The buzz that the city experiences in March when footy returns…
The great Australian lock-out
‘No dams’ and the rental crisis
Free speech. Use it or lose it.
A serious debate must be undertaken in Australia to amend our Constitution to include protection of free speech for all…
Unfounded claims of racism hurt Australia
The great Thomas Sowell has stated: ‘Racism is not dead, but it is on life support – kept alive by…
Caught in the crossfire: 115,000 reasons to worry
The Iran war’s cascading impact on Australia
Are the wheels falling off the Royal Commission?
The resignation of Dennis Richardson from the Bondi Beach Royal Commission should, in my opinion, ring alarm bells across the…
