by ERIC ABETZ – AS LABOR parliamentarians gathered in Canberra last week to brainstorm the cost of living crisis, most constituents were bemused as to why it has taken so long. As publicity stunts and PR operations go, having a special caucus…
by KEVIN ANDREWS – THE revelation that 35 per cent of recent applicants failed the Australian Citizenship Test is of concern. According to the Department of Home Affairs, data reveals more than 100,000 failed citizenship tests over 14 months between June 2022…
by DAVID FLINT – I AM often tempted to make predictions, usually about elections and referendums, especially those against the grain. So what predictions can be made about Australia’s economic future? Having escaped the disaster which would have followed had the elites…
by DAVID FLINT – WE WILL decide who comes to this country, and the circumstances in which they come, declared John Howard in the 2001 election, one which the pundits had declared he was doomed to lose. He won in a landslide,…
by KEVIN DONNELLY – THE danger with multiculturalism is that it leads to a “nation of tribes” where those emigrating owe allegiance to their country of origin instead of Australia. This is according to eminent Australian historian Geoffrey Blainey. ALP governments push…
by PAUL COLLITS – THE odds against Anthony Albanese making it back to the Lodge for a second term must be lengthening by the day. Ditto the odds of him even being there for the ALP’s next election launch. Some time back…
by MONICA O’SHEA – PARTS of western Sydney will fly the Palestinian flag until an Israeli ceasefire is declared in Hamas-run Gaza. Labor Party controlled Canterbury-Bankstown moved a motion this week to reject an Israeli response to the blood-thirsty terror attacks it…
by DAVID FLINT – THE Voice referendum is just one part of the Albanese government’s agenda for the radical change of Australia – change which can only accelerate our decline. This is no exaggeration. It can be demonstrated by two frightening facts. …
by PAUL COLLITS – AUSTRALIA’s economy has, as long as we can remember, relied upon mass immigration, including by, but not limited to, Asian students on a visa pathway, to keep the place afloat. It is a Ponzi scheme. Since we gave…
by DANIEL TENG – MORE than 19,000 asylum seekers have been given the go-ahead to apply for permanent residency in Australia by the Labor Government. In a statement, the immigration minister said Australia “owed” asylum seekers protection, but at the same time,…
