by JERRY ZHU – INDIA has overtaken England as the most common country of birth for Australian migrants or residents. A slight dip in the number of British migrants – around one million – in Australia has allowed the Indian cohort to…
by DAVID FLINT – IN 2012, during a heated Labor caucus meeting, then-Foreign Minister Bob Carr reportedly issued a challenge to his colleagues. This has since become a chilling piece of political folklore. By refusing to oppose the Iranian regime, Labor has…
by PAUL COLLITS – LIES, damned lies and statistics? So the cliché goes, suggesting that you can twist numbers in every which way to make an argument. It’s true that numbers can be tortured to within an inch of their lives. See…
by FRED PAWLE – LABOR and Liberal had their own reasons for passing the most draconian legislation in Australian history. Neither was convincing because the law doesn’t address the actual problem. Australians don’t want to live in a society where elderly men…
by FRED PAWLE – THE Australian Government is ensuring its citizenry will never fight back against the rapidly increasing terrorism Anthony Albanese has enabled. “The day that changed Australia forever,” read the cover of The Weekend Australian’s Inquirer section. It referred to…
by PAUL COLLITS – IT SHOULD be no surprise that our national government, or what passes for one, is using the language of COVID gaslighting to excoriate anyone who opposes it. From this I naturally exclude His Majesty’s Opposition. You couldn’t make…
by FRED PAWLE – AUSTRALIA was once one of the happiest, most optimistic places in the world. What happened? I used to think that being born Australian was the greatest blessing in history. Without thinking too deeply about it, I sensed we…
by FRED PAWLE – WELCOME to the world of Leftist commentators, where everything today is totally amazing and nothing bad could ever happen. It takes tenacity, wisdom, a broad knowledge of history and a dazzling literary style to become a highly paid…
by JOHN MIKKELSEN–LABOR’S Closing Loopholes Bill is the government’s latest blow to reality – and to business. But its “Right to Disconnect” clause will no doubt be welcomed by some workers and the legal profession. Gone is the emphasis on an open…
