Did you see the pictures of the towering inferno as a Victorian wind turbine went up in flames? What a spectacular show, almost as dramatic as the terrifying 1970s movie. And what an eloquent symbol of the future of the so-called renewables…
The evidence of the damage to children at the hands of LGBTIQA+ gender clinics is in. All that’s needed now is for politicians to act. Even the left-leaning Economist public affairs magazine can’t ignore what Australian politicians are. Its June 29 edition…
We are constantly informed and reminded of major state or federal infrastructure or building projects that have overrun both financial budgets and completion dates. The other spectrum in building is that we constantly hear of residential builders entering administration and liquidation leaving…
As rumours continue to swirl about who will make a bid for the Tory leadership, Suella Braverman has been on manoeuvres in Washington. The former home secretary’s speech at the National Conservatism conference in the US constituted a rather scathing attack on…
A new eight-part TV series co-produced by the BBC about England in 1066, entitled King and Conqueror, has diverse actors playing Anglo-Saxons. Elander Moore will reportedly play the real historical role of Morcar, an Earl of Northumbria who fought against Viking and Norman…
It is somewhat refreshing to watch a movie whose entire premise can be summed up with a finger on the lips and a single, quiet ‘Shhhhhhh…’ Too often, big budget franchises rely on excessive exposition. Djimon Hounsou, the star of the new…
One of the great aberrations of the executive state is the obstinacy, determination, and poll-driven enthusiasm with which governments (both Labor and Coalition) promote the Net Zero fantasy demanded by the Paris Agreement of 2015 – a toothless tiger as there are…
I had to fly to the UK for the campaign in Clacton because had Nigel Farage not won there, the UK was finished. Farage’s start-up party, Reform UK, will soon be speaking in Parliament for more than half of the UK population…
In late 2022, I wrote an article for the Epoch Times titled: Not the Bees! Varroa Mite Madness… At the time I was furious about the heavy-handed response from Australia’s biosecurity procedures to the accidental introduction of Varroa mites. A decision –…
Over a photo of a pensive Emmanuel Macron, the headline on the front of one French tabloid this morning asks: ‘And now, we do what?’ Good question. Prime Minister Gabriel Attal will tender his resignation to the president this morning, although it…
