by NINA NGUYEN – INDIGENOUS Australians who disagree with the Left’s proposed Voice are being “ignored or bullied,” according to Federal Senator Jacinta Price. She said that, contrary to the narrative being pushed, there was no consensus among Indigenous leaders. Those who…
by PAUL COLLITS – A CONSERVATIVE giant passed in January 2023. I have few bookshelves where just about every book is written by one author. One is the late Sir Roger Scruton. Another is Joseph Ratzinger. A third is WF Buckley Jr….
by PAUL COLLITS – SKY News political commentator Andrew Clennell has suggested that the upcoming election might well be a repeat of 1995. The Liberals lost that one, delivering government to Bob Carr and ushering in a period of long and hugely…
by SEAN BURKE – NSW Opposition Leader Chris Minns’ carefully curated image of “nice and relatable” has been dealt a heavy blow by his own hand. The Labor premier-in-waiting last week exposed himself as little more than an “identity” politician after he…
by BETTINA ARNDT – WE WERE once told feminism was about equality, creating a level playing field where women could take their rightful place in the world. I happily called myself a “feminist” after reading Germaine Greer’s The Female Eunuch, ironically whilst…
by DAVID FLINT – IT IS a truth universally acknowledged that in the tradition expressed in the question famously asked by the Roman magistrate, Lucius Cassius, “Cui bono?” (who benefits from this?) we should “follow the money”. The answers would explain the…
by PAUL COLLITS – GEORGE Orwell, sadly much quoted in these times (because everything he warned about has pretty much come true), called it “doublethink”. A simple definition is as follows – “the act of simultaneously accepting two mutually contradictory beliefs as…
by JOHN RUDDICK – THE Right side of Australian politics is in crisis. At recent State and federal elections the Liberals and Nationals shied away from any contentious debates … despite the reason for being in politics is to win contentious debates. …
by GRAHAM YOUNG – LAST year was the Golden Jubilee of the election of Gough Whitlam’s government, as well as the inaugural year of Anthony Albanese’s. Whitlam faced similar economic challenges to Albanese and had some strikingly similar solutions, leading some to…
by SEAN BURKE – FORMER Deputy Prime Minister Barnaby Joyce has described Anthony Albanese’s Voice proposal as “incredibly dangerous” and is confident it will fail in a referendum. “The Albanese Government are crab-walking Australians to their new nirvana,” Mr Joyce told Sky…
