by PAUL COLLITS – CONTRAST the now celebrated queer comedian Reuben Kaye with the now disendorsed Liberal candidate for Wyong Matthew Squires. Reuben’s 76,000 or so Instagram followers were, no doubt, delighted by his recent rehashing of an old, blasphemous joke on…
by SEAN BURKE – THE uncompromising “madness” that has recently overwhelmed the NSW Liberal Party will afflict the State for generations, according to One Nation Leader Mark Latham. Crumbling education standards, extravagant State debt, a dysfunctional power grid, extreme LGBTQ indoctrination of…
by DAVID FLINT – IN THAT vast phalanx of taxpayer-funded partisan advisers surrounding Prime Minister Albanese, couldn’t one of them have reminded him of Aesop’s fable, The boy who cried wolf? The moral is that a known liar will never be believed,…
by MATTHEW OGILVIE – PRIME Minister Anthony Albanese’s proposed constitutional change to give Aboriginal people a “Voice to Parliament” is well-intentioned. However, as the proverb says, “the road to hell is paved with good intentions”. Albanese’s Voice proposal challenges the very foundation…
by DAVID FLINT – IT HAS been rightly said that Australians are a wise constitutional people. They achieve what the politicians could not, “a nation for a continent and a continent for a nation”. Our two major Parties are competing to satisfy…
by NICK BURY – THE huge number of elected NSW Liberals who are now part of, or identify with, the aggressive LGBTQ movement is truly astonishing. Given that the percentage of LGBTQ Australians is about three to four per cent at most,…
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 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 BETTINA ARNDT – IT WAS 2014 when I first heard from Andrew, a young Queensland dad, who was being denied contact with his two young girls. From then on, he wrote regularly updating me on his eight-year Family Court marathon, where…
by PAUL COLLITS – ’TIS the season to be … thinking about Australians of the Year. Every good awards system has an alternate of the vox populi kind. Think the People’s Choice. Or the Bald Archies. Well, perhaps we should have a…
