by DAVID FLINT – I WAS asked recently to introduce Tony Abbott at a function. Along with national leaders of the standing of John Howard and Margaret Thatcher, Ronald Reagan or Donald Trump, Tony would not have shamed the nation by slapping…
by PAUL COLLITS – IN 1979, I commenced a Masters degree – by thesis, when Masters degrees actually meant something – in the Political Science Department of the Australian National University’s School of General Studies. A once great institution. Here, I had…
by DAVID FLINT – ELON Musk is performing an outstanding service for all Australians. He reminds us not only of our heritage as free people, but also of our duty to fight to preserve it. Not long after Captain Cook meticulously mapped…
by HENRY JOM – THE Australian Bureau of Statistics has backflipped on its decision to collect Australians’ ethnic data, citing “significant issues” and “complexities”. This comes amid criticisms that the decision will prevent Australians from knowing the change in demography as the…
by JOHN MIKKELSEN – I’M NOT alone in my surprise that Anthony Albanese’s Labor Party continues to scrape together 30 to 32 per cent primary support in recent opinion polls. To borrow the latest trending legal term – which perfectly fits Labor’s…
by ROGER CROOK – WHILE no Arab nation will accept Gazan refugees, Australia’s Labor Government has no such reservations, welcoming them into Australia with only hours of vetting. It now appears that Western democracies, including Australia, have been the main supporters of…
by PAUL COLLITS – ELON Musk has been riding the climate lie wave all the way to the beach. He is one of those “foreign billionaires” about whom mixed feelings are decidedly in order. What is to like about a rich greenie…
by DAVID FLINT – WHAT on earth were Anthony Albanese and Penny Wong thinking with their flirtation with the very terrorists who began the current war with the worst and most inhuman attack on Jews since the Holocaust? Have they forgotten the…
by DAVID FLINT – EVERYTHING the Albanese Government does now is affected by one consideration: the election must be held before it is exposed as Australia’s worst government in history. While a standard House and half-Senate election could be held as early…
by KEVIN ANDREWS – WHEN he was prime minister, the Liberal Party’s John Howard regularly warned colleagues against hubris. I suspect that he was reminding himself as much as his fellow MPs. Hubris was a cardinal sin for the ancient Greeks. It…
