Flat White
From glory to decline, a brighter future ahead
For more than four decades, the people of Iran have not seen diplomatic behaviour based on national interests and the…
Greens losing their roots
Dying on the hill of identity politics
Well done, Labor
Congratulations Australian Labor! As directionless as they are, and notwithstanding only managing to earn the vote of fewer than 3.5…
How Spain’s anti-migrant riots sparked speech controls in Europe
The recent antisemitic attacks in Melbourne (and indeed, throughout Australia) and Jillian Segal’s report, Special Envoy’s Plan to Combat Antisemitism,…
Australia’s story is one of success, for now
Australia’s construction industry is hopelessly dysfunctional, damaged by ‘disdain for the law’ and ‘frequent resort to practices of thuggery and…
Albanese is a disappointment, not a surprise
It seems to me that the senior leadership of our government is being very consistent. That does not mean I…
International Court of Justice pulls pin on climate grenade
Climate Change and Energy Minister Chris Bowen may soon request Attorney General Michelle Rowland to brief the government’s legal team…
It’s time to give 16-year-olds the vote
The UK has ‘handed the vote’ to 16-year-olds in a move that has been seen as Sir Keir Starmer trying…
Umbrellas and allies: a Venetian parable for the PM
I’m going to pack an umbrella for Venice this week. Last time I was there, an angry grey sky closed…
Katter hoist on his own petard
Aussies ‘wise constitutional people’ says judge
The question that won’t go away
Now, more than ever, Australia should remember its history and the decisions made by our earlier Prime Ministers, Billy Hughes…
Australia, the Switzerland of the South Pacific
Peta Credlin has speculated that Albanese would like Australia to be a neutral Switzerland of the South Pacific ‘but without…
Don’t eat the seed corn, Jim
If Jim Chalmers increases the tax burden on capital gains, it would mark the biggest backflip on a tax pledge…
What the Tasmanian election means for the Crown
Since the grant of self-government by the British in 1856, the powers of the Crown in relation to Tasmania have…
Artificial Intelligence: the Ozempic of the mind
AI is just the latest technology in a sequence of inventions that have made humanity dumber. GPS destroyed our spatial…
Let’s say the quiet part out loud
It’s time to stop apologising for Australia
Nobody said it was easy, but Coldplaygate is dumb
The internet, known for its calm, rational takes on everything from geopolitics to cat videos, has finally lost its collective…
The Greens are engrossed in their own irrelevance
Queensland Greens give co-founder Drew Hutton the boot
Australia, what are you now, and where are you going?
Hello World, I have known you for 80 years. I have adored your beauty, been overwhelmed with awe by your…
From Tricastin, with hope
What France’s nuclear backbone can teach the world
Western Left silent as hundreds of Druze murdered
When I was in Israel in May this year, I was fortunate to experience a traditional dinner in the home…
Democracy can rise from dictatorship without bloodshed
A fundamental transformation in the structure of power – especially in a country like Iran with a turbulent political history – requires…
‘Hey Dad, it’s John Stone on the phone’ – Vale John Owen Stone 1929-2025
It is with great sadness and affection that we report on the death of John Stone, a long-time contributor to…
The perils of Trump’s tariff gamble
During an Oval Office meeting with Nato Secretary-General Mark Rutte, President Donald Trump has threatened to impose a tariff of…
One Nation under truth, life, and sovereignty
In an age when political decisions are often dictated by focus groups, moral relativism, and international bureaucracies, One Nation stands…
