by BETTINA ARNDT – REMEMBER how the Brittany Higgins case blew up when a juror brought into the jury room an academic paper discussing the frequency of false allegations of sexual assault? That broke the rules prohibiting jury members from accessing outside…
by PAUL COLLITS – IT WAS mentioned in the later stages of Australia’s Voice campaign that this was our own “Brexit moment”. Along with the almighty defenestration of Jacinda Ardern’s Labour Party in New Zealand, it has been a night for the…
by JOHN MIKKELSEN – AFTER 18 long months of dominating the airwaves, TV screens and opinion columns, Australians have finally been able to have their say on the Voice referendum. And collectively we didn’t just say No – we shouted No Bloody…
by GABRIËL MOENS – IT WOULD be an exaggeration to describe the Voice referendum as Australia’s nadir moment. But Australia has certainly avoided – at least for now – becoming a country divided by race. A successful Yes vote would not have…
by SEAN BURKE – THE elites have lost. Despite turning college kids against their own parents and demonising good-hearted people, the Voice activists have failed – badly. Every State and the nation as a whole has said No – by at least…
IN A time when Americans in Israel are relying on government for support and protection, the US State Department has left citizens hanging in the wind, demanding they sign promissory notes as a precondition for any assistance in evacuating from the crisis-hit…
by PAUL COLLITS – MULTICULTURALISM is increasingly being questioned following recent ugly events in Israel – and in Sydney. In Australia, multiculturalism was introduced in the 1970s by former Liberal Prime Minister – turned Greens supporter – Malcolm Fraser. If Australians are…
by PAUL COLLITS – THERE are calls for NSW Police Minister Yasmin Catley to be sacked in the aftermath of last weekend’s ugly pro-Palestinian “celebrations” in downtown Sydney. These appalling events saw Australians cheering Hamas’s latest savage attacks on Israel – and…
by DAVID FLINT – PEOPLE do not often have the opportunity, on the national level, to indicate which of two distinctly different paths they want their governments to follow, especially when the Coalition these days can too often be Labor-lite. With compulsory…
by SEAN BURKE – AUSTRALIANS supporting last weekend’s Hamas attack on Israel face imprisonment for associating with a registered terrorist organisation. Supporters were warned after taking to the streets in Sydney to cheer Hamas’s brutal attacks, which saw more than 700 Israeli…
