Flat White
Why the Middle East cannot be understood – or repaired – through corrupted language
I. When Words Fail, Policy Follows Clear words produce clear thoughts. Clear thoughts produce coherent policy. When language decays, so…
Is the rule of law still fit for purpose?
Tug of war between public expectation and the judiciary
Angus Taylor’s immigration policy
Discriminating on values and critical appraisal
The review settles the review
But never the question...
I hope Farrer pick One Nation candidate David Farley
Since the South Australian state election last month, myself and the other six new One Nation Parliamentarians have been busy…
Multiculturalism and the language of ‘values’
The return of multiculturalism as a live political question in Australia has been swift – and faintly familiar. The Coalition’s…
The keys to the kingdom
Turning Australia’s resource wealth into a sovereign and sustainable future by 2050
Australia’s energy problem isn’t resources – it’s strategy
Australia is one of the most energy-rich countries in the world, yet remains exposed in the very systems those resources…
The bonfire of the ideals
Henry Parkes, the Father of Federation, was converted to free trade by Richard Cobden, the apostle of free trade and…
Before the celebration, the cost
The link between sacrifice and statehood is not historical, it is immediate, and it remains widely misunderstood
Negotiation, delay, and strategic reality
Why engagement with Iran and its proxy network will not deliver peace
Energy crisis demonstrates the benefits of war
The anti-coal agenda is in a state of collapse
You can trust One Nation to keep their word on migration
The Liberal Party could not be more rattled by the rise of One Nation and the speech by Angus Taylor…
Glory and shame, two noble myths corrode
What the Ben Roberts-Smith affair says about war, myth, and national self-deception
ABC’s war on those who fight wars
There is a particular kind of arrogance that only flourishes at a safe distance from danger, and the arrest of…
Before the Dawn Service, there was this
The staged arrest of Ben Roberts-Smith, just weeks before Anzac Day, is not just bad optics. It is a signal…
The judicial invention of freedom: A bridge too far?
One Nation proposes a solution
Sisters are doing it for themselves
With the help of the Federal Court
Private health insurance: time for a reset?
Australia’s $6.9 billion annual subsidy supports a model that’s losing consumer confidence. There’s a proven alternative. The crisis is real…
Strait of Hormuz: Where geology, myth, and international law converge
The geography of the Strait of Hormuz is not man-made; it is the result of a long process shaped by…
International Law in dire straits
The United States’ decision to impose a naval blockade is a legally contentious move under International Law. The measure follows…
Angus Taylor’s ‘wrong rein’ on immigration
The immigration horse is definitely the one that has wandered off to the One Nation side of the paddock, but…
Albo government’s perfect storm of weakness
I first set foot in Brunei in 2019. It was, and remains, a jewel of Southeast Asia. Verdant, orderly, and…
How multiculturalism destroys societies, Australia included
The Australian Bureau of Statistics reported in March that net overseas migration rose to 311,000 in September 2025, marking a…
Iran at a crossroads: Australia’s opportunities and pitfalls
Over the last few weeks, the Islamist regime in Tehran has expanded the scope of its hostage-taking operation. Not satisfied…
