by CRYSTAL-ROSE JONES – AUSTRALIAN veterans have been handing back medals to the Defence Department in a solemn protest against the handling of the Ben Roberts-Smith case. Earlier this month, the Australian Federal Police and the Office of the Special Investigator arrested…
by PAUL COLLITS – THE news that the Australian Federal Police had arranged for a very public, humiliating removal from a plane at Sydney Airport of Australia’s most decorated soldier-hero, followed by his arrest, travelled around the globe at the speed of…
by JOHN MIKKELSEN – ANTHONY Albanese, in one of his frequently mundane news conferences, recently reminded us that “we can’t turn back the clock” when it comes to multiculturalism and economic reform. Well maybe the PM in his DJ Albo guise had…
by FRED PAWLE – ANTHONY Albanese has made Australia the kind of place you can’t wait to leave. Rampant inflation, creeping authoritarianism, censorship, hordes of violent immigrants, unprecedented corruption, the world’s highest taxes, unaffordable housing, schools churning out brainwashed robots, harridan women…
by NAZIYA ALVI RAHMAN – PM ANTHONY Albanese hasn’t laid out what Australia’s true energy situation is. Worse, he hasn’t laid out what the plan is – and he hasn’t provided the confidence the nation needs. These are the words of Opposition…
by SCOTT JOHNSON – AUSTRALIA’S e-safety commissioner – and American-born feminist – Julie Inman Grant has again refused to front-up before the US Congress. She was initially requested to attend in November 2025 by US House Judiciary Committee Chairman Jim Jordan. The…
by PAUL COLLITS – NO EXPRESSION is surer in Australian politics than “once a Nat…”. The unexpected departure of Nationals Leader David Littleproud this month brought to the crease the much-anticipated Matt Canavan. The closer you get to having the power to…
by FRED PAWLE – THE current fuel crisis – and the government’s response – proves that Australia just isn’t a serious country any more. Motorists queueing to fill their cars should be consoled that, for all the expense and inconvenience they’re experiencing,…
by DAVID FLINT – IN 2012, during a heated Labor caucus meeting, then-Foreign Minister Bob Carr reportedly issued a challenge to his colleagues. This has since become a chilling piece of political folklore. By refusing to oppose the Iranian regime, Labor has…
by DAVID FLINT – AS ONE Nation rises in the polls, the overwhelming criticism from Liberal MPs – and a vast phalanx of the commentariat – is that “Pauline’s Party is without policy”. For years, the Canberra establishment has dismissed Senator Hanson’s…
