by PAUL COLLITS – LEST we forget … our modern enemy. And even to fight back, in peaceful ways, of course. The UK’s intended Great Resist conference in Liverpool, scheduled to take place on November 11 has been cancelled. By the hotel…
by JESSIE ZHANG – FOREIGN Minister Penny Wong has offered asylum to all residents of the small Pacific nation of Tuvalu claiming “climate change could impact their homeland”. The move provides a pathway for Tuvalu citizens to relocate and access Australian services…
by SEAN BURKE – AUSTRALIANS are waking up to the disaster the Anthony Albanese prime ministership is becoming. The nation’s socialist-embracing Labor leader has failed almost every test he has faced: from internal race-based politics to his government’s anti-Semitic undertones to his…
by DAVID FLINT – THERE is a growing realisation in the West that the Beijing-Moscow-Tehran axis is not the only hostile power. There is what could well be an even greater danger, one from within. Following the failure of the Voice –…
by PAUL COLLITS – THIS week in London a new group called the Alliance for Responsible Citizenship – a sort of alt-Davos, or even an anti-Davos – has been meeting for two days of alt-thinking and talking. While the roster at first…
by PAUL COLLITS – THE frightening trajectory of events in the Middle East has confirmed an initial suspicion that Hamas has triggered a conflagration that might very well end up in World War III. If deliberate on the part of Hamas –…
by REBECCA ZHU – ALL 11 Greens senators have walked out of the Australian Senate during question time to protest the government’s refusal to call for a ceasefire in the Israel-Hamas conflict. Senator Mehreen Faruqi accused Coalition MPs of being “morally bankrupt”…
by BETTINA ARNDT – THE Australian media pack went into a frenzy last week. They’d finally broken through the legal barriers protecting Bruce Lehrmann from being named as the “high profile” man who’d been accused of rape in Toowoomba, in Southern Queensland. …
by DAVID FLINT – BILL Hayden was without doubt the best Labor prime minister Australia never had, a man of great ability, common sense and integrity. A policeman, he had a life before politics in a way which is unusual today. Mr…
by JOHN MIKKELSEN – I RECENTLY wrote an article titled Hello Darkness My Old Friend, which started out describing a romantic candle-lit dinner with my wife, courtesy of an unscheduled power blackout. I pointed out we were fortunate enough to have been…
