by ROGER CROOK – OUR “dear leader” Chairman Albanese tells us Australia faces its biggest challenges since the Second World War. We are told those challenges are unprecedented in scale and complexity when compared to previous decades. Who are the people of…
by FRED PAWLE – WHILE Australia fractures along ethnic-religious lines, the Albanese Government cracks down on Christian conservatives who dare to pursue the truth. Say what you like about the White Australia Policy, but at least it stopped uppity black women from…
by PAUL COLLITS – IT SHOULD be no surprise that our national government, or what passes for one, is using the language of COVID gaslighting to excoriate anyone who opposes it. From this I naturally exclude His Majesty’s Opposition. You couldn’t make…
by FRED PAWLE – AUSTRALIA was once one of the happiest, most optimistic places in the world. What happened? I used to think that being born Australian was the greatest blessing in history. Without thinking too deeply about it, I sensed we…
by MICHAEL DE PERCY – IN THE shadow of our sunburnt country, an insidious force is at work, dismantling the very fabric of what it means to be Australian. It’s not the bushfires or the floods that threaten our identity. Those are…
by JOSH SPASARO – THE Family First Party says it will fight for single sex prisons to be maintained after a court decision to hand a lenient sentence to a trans paedophile in a women’s jail. The prison inmate is a 26-year-old…
by PAUL COLLITS – PROFESSOR Brett Sutton is a director at the CSIRO, Australia’s formerly, well respected scientific and industrial research organisation. He has an Order of Australia. He was once Victorian of the Year. He proudly displays his pronouns as “he,…
by JOHN RUDDICK – WESTERN politics moves in cycles between Left and Right. Some cycles are longer than others. A cycle comes to an end when the leadership of the dominant political outlook goes too far. The Right ran the West from…
by FRED PAWLE – AUSTRALIA’S generosity to migrants is making us, as a population, poorer and less healthy, which is reflected in alarming new statistics regarding childbirths in public hospitals. My first editor, at a tiny rural newspaper in southwest WA in…
by PAUL COLLITS – IT IS probably wise to wait until public figures are long dead before conferring greatness on them. Doing it “in real time” is asking for trouble. Talk of the “right side of history” amidst contentious debates suggests complete…
