by PAUL COLLITS – THIS week the mighty Reserve Bank of Australia, cheerleader for printing money no one has, increased interest rates yet again, plunging millions of Australians further into hoc and, for many, despair. The purpose of this monetary carnage is…
by SEAN BURKE – AUSTRALIANS are waking up to the disaster the Anthony Albanese prime ministership is becoming. The nation’s socialist-embracing Labor leader has failed almost every test he has faced: from internal race-based politics to his government’s anti-Semitic undertones to his…
by DAVID FLINT – BILL Hayden was without doubt the best Labor prime minister Australia never had, a man of great ability, common sense and integrity. A policeman, he had a life before politics in a way which is unusual today. Mr…
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 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 PAUL COLLITS – DANIEL Andrews has mercifully departed the Victorian premiership after serving as one of the most destructive leaders in Australian history. My mother and her generation, perhaps evoking a Christian ethos as well as traditional notions of manners, used…
by DAVID FLINT – THE Voice is not alone on the Federal Government’s radical change agenda. To begin with, there’s the scheduled second attempt to impose a politicians’ republic – not only stripping away crucial checks and balances on the politicians and…
by DAVID FLINT – TALKING about the anti-AUKUS campaign by Labor’s far-Left factional majority, 2GB’s Luke Grant wondered, “Why don’t they just accept that not only the Coalition, but Labor too supported AUKUS?”. The far-Left expected Prime Minister Albanese to support their…
by PAUL COLLITS – ARE we witnessing the death of democracy? Actually, the question should, rather, be framed as, have we already seen the death of democracy? The editor of the UK’s Sunday Telegraph, Allister Heath, writes of contemporary Britain: “Britain’s deranged…
by GRAHAM YOUNG – LAST year was the Golden Jubilee of the election of Gough Whitlam’s government, as well as the inaugural year of Anthony Albanese’s. Whitlam faced similar economic challenges to Albanese and had some strikingly similar solutions, leading some to…
