by PAUL COLLITS – THERE is danger in writing an article on COVID’s passing parade – you just know there will be more “pandemic” gauleiters tip-toeing from the wreckage almost before you hit “save”. And so it has transpired … two in…
by DANIEL Y TENG –INDIGENOUS Minister Linda Burney has accused campaigners against changing Australia’s Constitution of engaging in “Trump politics” and distributing misinformation. Burney directed the withering comments against “No” campaigners who oppose Labor’s Indigenous Voice to Parliament proposal. The No campaign…
by PAUL COLLITS – THE languishing Liberals are still in a state of confusion about who they are, why they exist and about who they represent. Yes, we have had the outstanding “Dutts found his voice” effort on the Aboriginal question, the…
by KEVIN DONNELLY – THE Uluru Statement from the Heart recently celebrated its sixth anniversary and should be compulsory reading for all Australians eligible to vote in the forthcoming referendum. The Statement calls for “the establishment of the First Nations Voice enshrined…
by PAUL COLLITS – IT ISN’T just English batsmen scoring centuries these days. The other week, the redoubtable Heinz Alfred (aka Henry) Kissinger turned one hundred. Kissinger is known for many things. His escape from Nazi Germany. His prolific scholarship (his latest…
by DAVID FLINT – IF THE Voice referendum fails, international investors, already closely watching the debate, will question whether Australia is a “fair place”, claims Wesfarmers chairman, Michael Chaney. But other CEOs challenged his assertion that they “universally” agreed with him. Albanese…
by BETTINA ARNDT – HANG onto your seats, folks. This is the cultural moment we’ve been awaiting so long. This past week the ground shifted, shattering the “believe-all-women” straight-jacket imposed on us by feminists for the past decade or two. The most…
by ROCCO LOIACONO – AUSTRALIANS would be familiar with the statue of Lady Justice, which takes its name from the Roman goddess, Iustitia. Lady Justice is emblematic of one of the pillars of liberal democracy: the rule of law. The whole notion…
by PAUL COLLITS – WHEN Tony Abbott created a dame – sadly, the execrable Quentin Bryce – he got fired. When the former NZ PM Jacinda Ardern was made one, those who loathe Abbott were in raptures. Funny old world. Ardern’s rewards…
by BETTINA ARNDT – THE crowd in the open-air tourist bus gazed up at the massive granite wall towering over us in the Yosemite Valley. This was El Capitan, the setting for the movie Free Solo’s nail-biting documentary of Alex Honnold’s infamous…
