by PAUL COLLITS – THE third world invasion of the Anglosphere and Europe has triggered dissent. The dissident classes – that is, you and I – have experienced many other triggers over the past quarter of a century. Our preening, navel gazing…
by PAUL COLLITS – ANDREW Fauci has emerged as a vain, manipulative liar who whipped up global hysteria that prompted governments to unleash the most socio-economically destructive peacetime mandates in history. This is according to Chief Economist at The Institute of Public…
by FRED PAWLE – ANTHONY Albanese has made a bold move to snatch the nation’s retirement savings for his own authoritarian purposes. As Australia’s superannuation scheme suggests, the people who own the money can’t be trusted to invest it themselves. The most…
by FRED PAWLE – AUSTRALIAN media has become an industry that has forgotten what it stands for. I was working at the Daily News, Perth’s afternoon newspaper, when the Berlin Wall fell early in the morning, Perth time, on November 10, 1989. …
by DAVID FLINT – IT IS surely reasonable to expect that, after the trial of Cardinal Pell and the arrest of Alan Jones, the authorities would have learned a lesson. As the US Supreme Court noted in Berger v. United States (1935),…
by PAUL COLLITS – THE only people who enjoy real free speech in Australia are the retired and those who don’t depend on government for their income. If you are an employee, forget it. No free speech for you. The process is familiar….
by PAUL COLLITS – WE ALL realise, or at least an increasing number of us are realising now, that the world and our individual governments are run by creeps. Putting in a new lot of creeps quickly reinforces our perceptions. Think Albanese…
AUSTRALIA’S farming families are being steamrolled by governments to meet the net-zero demands of inner-city elites and the political class. “There has never been a more important time to hear their stories,” according to Deputy Executive Director of the Institute of Public…
by SCOTT JOHNSON – HISTORICALLY, political participation in Australia by the common folk was somewhat “verboten”. The laid-back “No worries, mate – she’ll be right” attitude of the Aussie larrikin at a barbie skulling beers is a caricature but was also normalised…
by FRED PAWLE – WHILE the West wallows in disenchantment, Asians embrace our technology and consumerism with conspicuous glee. When Australians started travelling overseas en masse in the 1980s, returning home was an essential and reassuring part of the experience. Australians are…
