by DAVID FLINT – THERE is a widespread view that if this year’s referendum were stripped back to the specific recognition of the Aboriginal people in the constitution, it would be home and hosed. Instead, the referendum uses recognition to camouflage a…
by DAVID FLINT – EMERGING from a long mainstream media honeymoon, Anthony Albanese no doubt finds it difficult to believe his Voice referendum is doomed. What he is proposing is nothing less than a national disaster. Given the way far-Left dogma flows…
by DAVID FLINT – ONE of the most compelling denunciations of the Albanese Government’s misinformation bill has come from the new leader of the Liberal Democrats, John Ruddick. In an interview on Spectator TV on July 7 [watch it online at watch.adh.tv],…
by DAVID FLINT – LIKE everyone else, politicians have to accept the consequences of their acts. They know, for example, that even if they stopped all CO2 emissions, it would have absolutely no effect on the climate even if electricity becomes more…
by DAVID FLINT – THE NSW Liberal politicians who criticise ICAC’s leisurely finding that former premier Gladys Berejiklian engaged in serious corrupt conduct will no doubt agree, at least in private, on one matter. This is that, in all its exquisite detail,…
by DAVID FLINT – THE succession of disasters over which the Albanese Government is presiding is gradually becoming apparent to voters. It appears to have dawned on certain media outlets that the record honeymoon they granted the Albanese Government, excusing it from…
by DAVID FLINT – THERE’S a desperate need, it seems, for an official Vice Regal Etiquette Manual. But not one about how we should behave in the presence of a viceroy. Rather, a manual about how viceroys should behave, especially when they…
by DAVID FLINT – IS THE Albanese Government’s over-extended media honeymoon finally drawing to a close? Even the ABC was not able to avoid mentioning the Brittany Higgins scandal of which the government’s Senator Gallagher is only the tip. Why did Albanese’s…
by DAVID FLINT – IF THE Voice referendum fails, international investors, already closely watching the debate, will question whether Australia is a “fair place”, claims Wesfarmers chairman, Michael Chaney. But other CEOs challenged his assertion that they “universally” agreed with him. Albanese…
by DAVID FLINT – THE fall of Richard Nixon had disastrous consequences for the West which most commentators have missed. So concludes Gregory Copley, the Washington-based Australian, described by the founder and former president of the US Heritage Foundation, Edwin J Feulner,…
