by ERIC ABETZ – VICTIM theory, which has so badly infected the Western world, has been exposed as nothing more than blaming others for personal laziness. Acceptance of responsibility is a key virtue that needs to be at the heart of individual…
by ERIC ABETZ – AUSTRALIA’S first term Labor Government is wishing and hoping that 2024 will bring with it a new start. They say a new broom sweeps clean. Most of us hope a new year will do the same. Having finished…
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 – IT HAS become clear that talk during the referendum about the Voice being used to close the gap was nothing more than an empty sales pitch. This explains the rejection, after a peremptory and supercilious debate, of urgency…
by PAUL COLLITS – DESPITE the humiliation of the Aboriginal activist industry post October 14, the forces of revolutionary change aren’t yet done. With more than 61 per cent of Australians flipping the bird at Indigenous exceptionalism, the sinister agenda of the…
by DAVID FLINT – TWO doomed referendums. That was predicted by this column in July 2022 about the Albanese government’s decision to hold a referendum for an indigenous Voice in the constitution. If successful, another was scheduled to follow, changing the constitution…
by KEVIN DONNELLY – THE resounding 60/40 defeat of Prime Minister Anthony Albanese’s Indigenous Voice to Parliament is a magnificent result proving how common sense and sanity can overcome Woke ideology intent on dividing the country. The referendum result also proves how…
by PAUL COLLITS – IT WAS mentioned in the later stages of Australia’s Voice campaign that this was our own “Brexit moment”. Along with the almighty defenestration of Jacinda Ardern’s Labour Party in New Zealand, it has been a night for the…
by JOHN MIKKELSEN – AFTER 18 long months of dominating the airwaves, TV screens and opinion columns, Australians have finally been able to have their say on the Voice referendum. And collectively we didn’t just say No – we shouted No Bloody…
by GABRIËL MOENS – IT WOULD be an exaggeration to describe the Voice referendum as Australia’s nadir moment. But Australia has certainly avoided – at least for now – becoming a country divided by race. A successful Yes vote would not have…
