by DAVID FLINT – Sir Robert Menzies was, of course, not infallible. But he was right in his strong belief that while everything should be done to improve the welfare of the Aboriginal people, it would be a serious mistake to endow…
by BETTINA ARNDT – IT MAKES a pleasant change to see men fighting back – standing up to bureaucrats revelling in their feminist-bestowed power to crush ordinary blokes. Here are two stories of people facing injustice who took on the authorities and…
by WARREN MUNDINE – WHILE Prime Minister Anthony Albanese and his minister for Indigenous affairs frolic together with NBA basketball legend Shaquille O’Neal, the proposal for an Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Voice to Parliament, devolves into a bully pulpit for elitists,…
by NINA NGUYEN – A FEDERAL senator has spoken against an alleged incident where a Melbourne schoolgirl identified as a cat, calling it a product of the woke culture getting out of control. It comes after the Herald Sun newspaper reported on…
by KEVIN DONNELLY – AFTER reading The Official Politically Correct Dictionary and Guide in the early 1990s, I never realised how infectious, dangerous and widespread political correctness would become. Most of the examples back then were humorous and appeared far-fetched with constructs…
by BETTINA ARNDT – LIZ Truss, who may well become the next UK Prime Minister, has pledged to slash 350 woke jobs from the civil service, claiming such jobs “distract from delivering on the British people’s priorities”. It would take a lot…
by BETTINA ARNDT – THERE’S an intriguing photograph of the four people who head up Australia’s Digital Platforms Regulators Forum. A row of smiling women. The control of our county’s high tech online world is firmly in female hands, with not a…
by ALEXANDER VOLTZ – WHEN we consider which eminent citizen amongst us we might place our trust in if Australia were ever to become a republic, I can think of no better candidate for the office of President than Senator Lidia Alma…
by GABRIEL MOENS – PM ANTHONY Albanese used an address at an Indigenous Festival in the Northern Territory last month to reveal the referendum question to be put to the Australian people to enshrine the Voice in the Constitution. Although it is…
by BETTINA ARNDT – IN A recent judgement about a sexual misconduct case at Cornell University in New York, the judge compared the campus disciplinary committees to the infamous English Star Chambers. He warned that “these threats to due process and academic…
