by SEAN BURKE – THE elites have lost. Despite turning college kids against their own parents and demonising good-hearted people, the Voice activists have failed – badly. Every State and the nation as a whole has said No – by at least…
by DAVID FLINT – PEOPLE do not often have the opportunity, on the national level, to indicate which of two distinctly different paths they want their governments to follow, especially when the Coalition these days can too often be Labor-lite. With compulsory…
by JOHN MIKKELSEN – THE Voice debate! Like many Australians I’m over it, and I decided a long time before pre-poll voting, it’s a big No from me. I’m reminded of a question posed decades ago by American physicist and television personality,…
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 ALEXANDER VOLTZ – THE claim circulating at the moment is that a cumulative $40b a year is spent, notionally, on Aboriginal Australians. It now seems that those Aborigines – be they of fair or dark skin – who live conveniently within…
by PAUL COLLITS – IT HAD to happen. Once the Aboriginal industry started clamoring for a Voice, it was only a matter of time before the other “victims” of the white, male, patriarchal, colonialist, heteronormative, Islamophobic world order would come running. In…
by SEAN BURKE – SENIOR Liberal members have begun tracking the activities of Party MPs and other elected officials who have publicly sided with Anthony Albanese’s Voice campaign. Despite Federal Leader Peter Dutton positioning the Party to oppose Labor’s race-based constitutional change,…
by MONICA O’SHEA – SINGING legend Kamahl has changed his mind again on the Indigenous Voice to Parliament and will now be voting No. The 88-year-old broke the news to shocked The Project hosts Hamish Macdonald and Rachel Corbett on a live…
by PAUL COLLITS – ONE of Australia’s least competent former federal treasurers, Wayne Swan, has described Senator Jacinta Price’s ground-breaking National Press Club address last week as “bizarre”. What Price said, echoing her mother Bess Price’s recent argument in Quadrant and Nigel…
by KEVIN DONNELLY – LIKE the millions of other Australians who can trace their ancestry back to the time before federation in 1901, I’m a proud Australian. The first Donnelly arrived in the colony of NSW in 1841 travelling from King’s County…
