by PAUL COLLITS – THE City of Sydney isn’t mine anymore – it is a strange and foreign place. When you see the signs everywhere on the streets, “welcome to Gadigal country”, you feel white. When you see rainbow banners everywhere, you…
by JOHN MIKKELSEN – I’M SURE Banjo Paterson would be rolling in his grave if he learned that the beautiful wild brumbies that featured in his immortal The Man from Snowy River are again being subjected to an extensive aerial cull. “Cull” is…
by DAVID FLINT – THE recent NSW Court of Appeal decision in Jarrett v NSW stands as a stark monument to the folly of judicial activism. It says the legislation introduced by the Minns Government, with bipartisan support, to stop the weekly…
by FRED PAWLE – ANY proposal to reduce the population of dangerous animals almost always results with environmentalists going hysterical. Keeping people safe from predatory animals was once considered an admirable, even noble thing. Scientists resist the simplicity of a cull, insisting…
by BETTINA ARNDT – FEMOCRATS are doing a remarkable job suppressing evidence of boys’ ongoing education crisis whilst continuing to promote measures to enhance girls’ performance. Across Australia our education departments publish annual reports which list achievement gaps – by indigenous status,…
by FRED PAWLE – WITHIN minutes of 57-year-old surfer Mercury Psillakis being killed by a shark at Long Reef earlier this month another frenzy began. Greenies waded into social-media posts about the incident to savage anybody who had a shred of decency…
by CRYSTAL-ROSE JONES – INDIGENOUS activists claim the location for Brisbane’s new Olympic stadium has significant Aboriginal meaning as they attempt to halt the project. The Indigenous group is taking legal action in an attempt to veto plans for the proposed development…
by PAUL COLLITS – POLITICIANS are flushing taxpayers’ hard-earned money down the toilet without blinking an eye – all to get their friends and themselves filthy rich. In the US, they have recently spent $8m to study the effect of flavored cigarettes…
by NAZIYA ALVI RAHMAN – LABOR’S Minister for Women Katy Gallagher has defended blocking a bill to restore into law the traditional definition of “man” and “woman” – saying debate could cause “harm”. One Nation Leader Pauline Hanson raised the issue of her…
by JOSH SPASARO – NSW greyhound trainers say they were stunned by suggestions their industry would face a government inquiry after allegations of animal welfare abuses. The chief executive of Greyhound Racing NSW, Rob Macaulay, resigned after a damaging report written by…
