by DANIEL Y TENG – AT ONE point in modern history, Australia was a world leader in promoting individual freedom and enterprise. The accession of Robert Menzies, who would be the country’s longest-serving prime minister, ushered in almost two decades of continued…
by SEAN BURKE – ANTHONY Albanese is running the most secretive, confused and chaotic government in the nation’s history. With “hard-core” criminal illegal immigrants released into the Australian community, Shadow Federal Attorney General Michaelia Cash has accused the Labor government of a…
by DAVID FLINT – AUSTRALIA has a government that is literally making people homeless, according to economist Leith Van Onselen. The somewhat unconventional economist, who is often on ADH TV and other media, is correct. Governments of the Left are determined to…
by ROGER CROOK – AUSTRALIANS are tired after two slow years of pandemic recovery and a rapid escalation in rents, mortgages, the cost of food, diesel, petrol, electricity and gas. Cost of living, for many, has become an extraordinary challenge and seemingly…
by DAVID FLINT – APART from the election of the next US president and leader of the West, the most important issue facing Australia now is replacing the Albanese Government before even more damage is done. Under Anthony Albanese’s spiteful leadership Australia…
by PAUL COLLITS – AUSTRALIA’S current Prime Minister has suggested that Commonwealth parliaments should go four years between elections, instead of the current three. Three-year term limits for federal MPs are too short, he says, but admits changes to time spent in…
by JOHN MIKKELSEN – RECENTLY, I recounted how, as a young journalist in the Swinging Sixties, I had been ordered to drive through a Category 4 cyclone to report for work by a boss I described as an addition to the Holy…
by DAVID FLINT – THE news that the Paris-based OECD has confirmed that Australia has suffered the biggest drop in living standards in two decades would be unknown to most Australians, including the voters in the recent Dunkley by-election. Nor would they…
by ROGER CROOK – THE basic tenets of democracy died in Australia in 2007 – and they are yet to be revived. We elect governments to govern; to take care of our needs today and plan for all our tomorrows. If they…
by PAUL COLLITS – IT ISN’T every day that a church sermon has you sitting up (metaphorically) taking notes. Sadly, many priests these days see opportunities for “innovation” not in the preparation of their homilies but rather in butchering the rest of…
