by DAVID FLINT – IT IS a persistent and lazy myth that Pauline Hanson’s One Nation is a Party of protest without policy. For many years, while the UniParty of Labor and the Liberals (in their decline after the Howard and Abbott…
by KEVIN DONNELLY – SINCE first being established in 1997 by Pauline Hanson, One Nation has been described as a fringe Party with little, if any, political clout. This is no longer the case. According to a January 2026 Newspoll commissioned by…
by PAUL COLLITS – JOHN Lennon was the socialist Beatle, as we know. George Harrison? Not so much. Famously, George wrote a song called Taxman. The lyrics are pretty self-explanatory: The sheer size of the policy corruption and the exposure of Australian…
by JERRY ZHU – INDIA has overtaken England as the most common country of birth for Australian migrants or residents. A slight dip in the number of British migrants – around one million – in Australia has allowed the Indian cohort to…
by JACK DELANEY – AUSTRALIA is on an ever-increasing trajectory to full subjugation under a global world order that we never voted for. There is a pervasive feeling in modern Australia, a quiet anxiety that hums beneath the surface of daily life….
by FRED PAWLE – FARMERS across Australia are quickly learning they are powerless to stop governments seizing land to make way for renewable energy infrastructure. A former member of the royal family arrested for allegedly betraying State secrets to a sex cult….
by PAUL COLLITS – MY FIRST encounter with the NSW North Coast town of Lismore was in 1993, from memory. I landed at Lismore Regional Airport in a small, chartered plane full of politicians, following the hairiest flight of my life. Shortly…
by DAVID FLINT – WITH NSW’s share of the Goods & Services Tax falling to 82 cents in the dollar, Premier Chris Minns is understandably complaining. Australia is replete with similar problems created over the years by cabals of centralist politicians and…
by PAUL COLLITS – THINGS started heading south pretty early in Trump’s first go at the presidency. Not so much in terms of intent or policy, but in the chaotic White House. He ran a turnstiles personnel policy, that was beyond parody….
by DAVID FLINT – THE recent NSW Court of Appeal decision in Jarrett v NSW stands as a stark monument to the folly of judicial activism. It says the legislation introduced by the Minns Government, with bipartisan support, to stop the weekly…
