by FRED PAWLE – BY PASSING even more tyrannical hate-speech laws, our politicians have revealed how little they know about Australian culture, let alone the fragile freedom upon which it is based. In the middle of a housing and cost-of-living crisis, what…
by FRED PAWLE – PETER Dutton looks increasingly likely to win the forthcoming election, but he’s not doing it by inflaming fury about the incumbent government or wild optimism about the future. He doesn’t have the same brilliant mix of swagger, optimism…
by ROGER CROOK – MULTICULTURALISM in Australia has failed – it is dead. The challenge for Australians is what we must now do to preserve the Australian way of life and whether our political leaders have the courage to do what must…
by FRED PAWLE – THE unchecked rape of hundreds of thousands of girls by monstrous men would, in normal circumstances, be enough for feminists to go into collective meltdown. Add to this one of the worst fires in modern history and those…
by FRED PAWLE – THE tenth anniversary of the deadly “siege” in Sydney’s Martin Place valiantly avoids using the M-word. There was a touching ceremony in the centre of Sydney this week as some of the most senior politicians in the nation…
by EZRA LEVANT – THE Islamic takeover of Britain is almost complete. Mohammad is now the nation’s top boys’ name. Noah came in second with Oliver third. Muhammad is the name of the Muslim prophet and initiator of the Koran, the Islamic…
by FRED PAWLE – THE people who want to celebrate the slaughter of Jews have a right to free speech, just as we have a right to debate whether Australia needs more Muslims and mosques. You’ve got to give credit to Josh…
by DAVID FLINT – IN AN extraordinary move, possibly spurred by some psychological issues among Labor politicians, the Albanese Government is attracting worldwide attention to the state of politics in Australia. The psychological problem can best be described as the “Payman Panic”. …
by REX WIDERSTROM – SENATOR Fatima Payman’s resignation from the Labor Party has ignited debate about the capacity of political Parties to represent people of different faiths. Prime Minister Anthony Albanese and Opposition Leader Peter Dutton have offered similar opinions on the…
by NINA NGUYEN – THE teenager accused of stabbing an Orthodox Christian bishop during a live-streamed service will face new charges on top of an existing charge of committing a terrorist act. A court was told on June 14 that the 16-year-old…
