by ROGER CROOK – I SOMETIMES wonder if we will ever again have a leader who believes there are lessons to be learned from our past. Those who do not learn from history are doomed to repeat it, according to Winston Churchill. …
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…
by SEAN BURKE – THE Coalition expected a thumping in South Australia last weekend – and it deservedly received one according to Liberal Senator Alex Antic. Provisional results from the March 21 State Election indicate the Coalition secured just two seats in…
by PAUL COLLITS – THE only people who enjoy real free speech in Australia are the retired and those who don’t depend on government for their income. If you are an employee, forget it. No free speech for you. The process is familiar….
by FRED PAWLE – WESTERNERS who oppose the widespread use of fossil fuels have been conspicuously quiet since Iran choked off a major source of the world’s oil. Their hypocrisy is more obvious than ever. By virtually closing the Straits of Hormuz,…
by DAVID FLINT – SINCE the issue arose, the Albanese Government has maintained a chillingly bureaucratic silence regarding the fate of the Iranian women’s football team. While these athletes faced the very real threat of execution for their silent protest against the…
by MONICA O’SHEA – CONSERVATIVE-leaning Senator Alex Antic has blasted his own Liberal Party after it axed SA election candidate Carston Woodhouse for describing feminists as “demonic”. With the South Australian State election to be held on March 21, Senator Antic said…
by PAUL COLLITS – AUSTRALIA and Britain still share many things in common – and both nations are at electoral crossroads. We both share failed UniParty governance. We are both the victims of mass immigration and aggressive Muslim colonialism. The Liberals are…
by FRED PAWLE – DECADES of fighting bogus threats have made Australians psychologically unready for what might soon lie ahead. The ABC recently published a headline warning that the cost of energy in Australia “could” go up as a result of the…
