THE Catholic Church is in danger of again splitting in two as Pope Francis prods his unwilling flock in a “damning” direction. The irrepressible analyst of all things Roman Catholic, Damian Thompson, recently described the Church as having split into what are,…
by DAVID FLINT – WITH a YouGov poll showing 46 per cent will vote Yes and 30 per cent No in the Voice referendum, experience suggests defeat is likely. That will be a good thing. Of course, the elites won’t be happy….
by PAUL COLLITS – THE COVID State has thrown up some mind-boggling new political and ideological alliances, which need explaining as they are so counter-intuitive. The neo-Left’s pitching in with rich capitalists of the Davos kind goes utterly against the grain of…
by PAUL COLLITS – NO, I don’t mean the platforms that one might find at Central Station or Southern Cross (aka Spencer Street), or even Roma Street. Upon which millions of harried commuters and other travellers traverse daily. I mean companies that…
by SEAN BURKE – FEDERAL Senator Jim Molan has been denied a State funeral by the Perrottet Government, as internal factional acrimony continues to plague the NSW Liberal Party. The former Major General’s funeral was held in Canberra yesterday after he died…
by KEVIN DONNELLY – THE announcement by Prime Minister Anthony Albanese to overturn the decision by the Scott Morrison government to punish local councils for refusing to hold citizenship ceremonies on the January 26 has reignited the debate about the significance of…
by PAUL COLLITS – AS IF Bill Gates hasn’t already done enough damage to Australia and Australians – think vaccine deaths and injuries and ruinous climate policies, just for starters – he has to come visit us. In order to grant our…
by SEAN BURKE – THE nation’s least impressive public figure and a #MeToo feminist have been voted Politicom’s Anti-Australians of the Year. Of 7375 votes cast this month, Labor Climate Change Minister Chris Bowen has been resoundingly confirmed as the nation’s most…
by DANIEL TENG – AS MAJOR companies opt out of celebrating Australia’s national day, opposition leader Peter Dutton is calling on citizens to be proud of their heritage, not ashamed of it. January 26 marks a public holiday that commemorates the landing…
by PAUL COLLITS – ONE of the many joys of having lived for some years in New Zealand (sorry, Aotearoa) is the two degrees of separation and the informal access this provides to well-known people. You can find yourself deep in extended…
