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Immersive French dining comes to Melbourne
It’ll be a journey through space, but also a journey across French history, where living becomes an art, where art in all its forms is exalted
France is burning again. Australia should take notice.
France has long embraced subversion. Its revolutionaries, rebellious students and intellectual provocateurs occupy a cherished place in the national imagination...
CPAC failed to answer who will lead the Right to the next election
How does a divided centre right avoid the horror of handing Labor a third term to continue wrecking everything? That…
The pathetification of Australia
Albanese is importing the UK’s dreaded thought police
When does a police force become an army?
How did a police force created by a peace agreement become an organisation against which Israel now considers it prudent to prepare a war plan?
One Nation, the only answer to Uniparty’s sinking ship
Sometimes there are moments when One Nation seems a bit over the top. Take for instance NSW One Nation leader…
Russia’s plague scare and the long shadow of Covid
The incident has become a revealing test of public trust, government transparency, and the lasting psychological impact of the Covid era.
The High Court and the carbon dioxide hoax
This case represents a landmark precedent in Australian environmental and administrative law
Chalmers’ Budget five months on
Unintended consequences or planned outcomes?
Push back against your piano robot
Artificial Intelligence may one day both outplay and playout humanity
The Josh Frydenberg media tour
The former Treasurer represents the political legacy Liberals need to confront: Net Zero, mass immigration, big spending and the triumph of metropolitan liberalism over conservative instincts
Climate attribution the ultimate abuse of science
When speculative pseudoscience becomes a weapon of lawfare
Forget ‘killer robots’: the bigger AI threat is to the meaning of life
Silicon Valley’s promised Utopia looks more like a dystopia
The only product the public had to prove unsafe
In every other corner of the law, the person who sells a product carries the burden of showing it is…
Australia was never a nation of embarrassed millionaires
America offered the freedom to become Rockefeller. Australia offered the freedom to tell Rockefeller to get stuffed...
Can Australia reverse the policies hurtling us toward genteel poverty?
One Nation’s Leader in New South Wales, Mike Newman, has challenged Labor to reveal the full cost of its Net…
Introducing the new Queensland Premier … me!
In 1976 I had the growing desire to start my own company, to walk into a room where everyone paid…
Can Pauline Hanson save us from the United Nations?
The Coalition is unlikely to leave the UN, or order an audit of the treaties Australia has been signed up to
When imitation becomes enough
Place an AI image beside a Botticelli, and the contrast is immediate
Is the Digital Duty of Care a censorship regime?
The Labor government has proposed a Digital Duty of Care, spruiking it as a way to keep children safe and…
Critical Theory in academia: neither critical nor theory
When intellectually dubious frameworks govern how millions of young minds learn to interpret reality, the consequences ripple through politics, culture, and actual social cohesion
It’s time to take the UK out of Aukus
Back in January, Spartacus argued that Australia should work with the US to drop the UK from Aukus and bring…
Angus Taylor: CPAC speech
Under my leadership, we’re a different and better Liberal Party
Labor’s credit card surcharge fiasco hits mums and dads
The surcharge ban was sold as ‘money back every time you tap’. A month in, it has been reported that…
Britain cannot enforce half of Oslo
Sanctions against Israel ignore the Palestinian obligations that sustained the Accord
