by DAVID FLINT – THERE is a widespread view that if this year’s referendum were stripped back to the specific recognition of the Aboriginal people in the constitution, it would be home and hosed. Instead, the referendum uses recognition to camouflage a…
by BETTINA ARNDT – IN THE United Kingdom, Chancellor Jeremy Hunt recently announced the government will take action over banks blacklisting customers who hold controversial views. This occurred after leading Brexiter Nigel Farage claimed his bank account had been shut down without…
by PAUL COLLITS – ARE we witnessing the death of democracy? Actually, the question should, rather, be framed as, have we already seen the death of democracy? The editor of the UK’s Sunday Telegraph, Allister Heath, writes of contemporary Britain: “Britain’s deranged…
RATHER than rebuilding after its thumping loss in March, the NSW Liberal Party is in the process of filling its senior organisational positions with failed Left faction MPs. Dumped Mackellar MP Jason Falinski – who has been described “as close to a…
by PAUL COLLITS – FRESH from her strategic involvement in the low rent Brittany Higgins scandal, Labor Minister Katy Gallagher is now hell bent on rolling out a digital ID system for Australia. To be operational by mid-2024. As always, the proposed…
by DAVID FLINT – EMERGING from a long mainstream media honeymoon, Anthony Albanese no doubt finds it difficult to believe his Voice referendum is doomed. What he is proposing is nothing less than a national disaster. Given the way far-Left dogma flows…
by PAUL COLLITS – THE new NSW Premier, Chris Minns, hasn’t, so far, embraced a bromance with his southern counterpart in the weird way his Liberal predecessor, Dominic Perrottet, did. Chris Minns’ good buddy, the endlessly acerbic and coarse Sydney breakfast radio…
by MARK WHITE – IT HAS been hard not to notice the recent rise in power bills. What you might have missed is that they’ve been increasing at multiples of domestic inflation. NSW was assured by then Energy Minister Matt Kean that…
by PAUL COLLITS – LEFTIE ABC reporter Daniel Ziffer – not a household name – wrote a book in 2019 called A Wunch of Bankers: A Year in the Hayne Royal Commission. One friendly critic called it “wucking funderful”. While not giving…
by AUGUSTO ZIMMERMANN – THE dilemma of modern feminism is that it has cut women off from aspects of life that are distinctly female desires. These aspects, among others, include being a wife and raising children, according to UK author Joan Price. …
