by DANIEL Y TENG – COMIC legend Barry Humphries would have been shouted down and cancelled in the modern entertainment scene says Australian TV host Kerri-Anne Kennerley. Last week’s death of the Australian entertainer and household name at the age of 89…
by NICK BURY – VIETNAM is going like a train as prosperity proliferates and poverty levels plummet. The country is predicted to surpass Australia’s national wealth in little more than a decade. The locals are charming, happy, industrious, patriotic and well dressed…
by SEAN BURKE – ROGUE Federal Senator Lidia Thorpe doesn’t have mental health issues – she’s just “racist” and “cruel”, according to her father. The MP’s estranged parent, Roy Illingworth, said Senator Thorpe wanted for nothing as a child, but lost the…
by PAUL COLLITS – LET’S play whack-a-mole, or better still, whack-a-Shorten. The disappeared man of Australian politics is, unfortunately, still with us. It was not for nothing that Bill Shorten was given his nickname, Bull Shitten. The man who lost the unlosable…
by SEAN BURKE – LIBERAL Leader Peter Dutton’s comprehensive rejection of Labor’s Voice proposal will spell the end for Prime Minister Anthony Albanese. Editor of The Spectator Australia magazine Rowan Dean today suggested Labor could lose government over its divisive race-based agenda. …
by DAVID FLINT – A CONGA line of corrupt US district attorneys are planning to follow Manhattan’s Alvin Bragg and separately arrest Donald Trump on fabricated charges. They are inspired by the chilling words of Stalin’s secret police mass-murderer, Lavrentiy Beria, “Show…
by ERIC ABETZ – WHEN your opponents start praising you, it’s worth taking stock and examining your position. The shadow attorney-general and spokesman for Indigenous affairs, Julian Leeser, may well reflect on the accolades and bouquets coming his way from his political…
by PAUL COLLITS – SOME years back, there was an unusual film. There was no dialogue. In a three-hour movie. It was called Into Great Silence, a portrayal of the monks of the Grande Chartreuse monastery in the French Alps. A beautiful…
by DAVID FLINT – IN THE event that the Voice referendum is successful, one thing is certain. It will not, indeed cannot, close the gap. The fundamental requirement for referendum success is the government come with clean hands, as John Howard’s did…
by BETTINA ARNDT – WHILE our country recovers from the lockdown years, across Australia there are thousands of families who look back to 2021 as the start of a very different nightmare – the year their sons were accused of sexual assault. …
