by VIV FORBES – AUSTRALIA is threatened by dangerous trees. They have infested our cities, menace our power lines, invade our grasslands and fuel our worst bushfires. The meander by Cyclone Alfred through south east Queensland illustrated how bad this danger has…
by THE SPECTATOR – IT IS quite extraordinary that tiny-minded, useful idiot activism has reached the point where anti-Australia Day radicals want to cut down colonial trees as an act of protest. All the while believing that we are in the middle…
by FRED PAWLE – THE Australian Defence Force is so feeble it can’t even hit its own recruitment targets. It has fallen short every year since 2012, and now sits at a total of 59k personnel, a massive 21k short of its…
CHARLES’ Christmas speech has been described as a “declaration of civil war by the King against his people”. According to former Anglican Bishop Gavin Ashenden, Charles III is now collaborating with the State, “which we know is already at war with its…
by PAUL COLLITS – AUSTRALIA has no leader of sufficient charisma and brand recognition to unite its disparate Right-of-centre micro Parties. Absent unity and popular appeal, conservative voters are doomed to the Liberal Party model of almost equally numbered, warring moderate and…
by SEAN BURKE – VICTORIA’S Liberal Party has backtracked on its own insane Leftist agenda and installed a centre-Right leader who has pledged support for Peter Dutton. Newly installed Victorian Liberal leader Brad Battin has pledged to stand shoulder to shoulder with…
by SEAN BURKE – AUSTRALIA has become so unhinged it needs to be invaded and its “weak, woke little wimps” rounded up and sent to inland reservations. This is the view of US Daily Wire online commentator Matt Walsh who has almost…
by JOHN MIKKELSEN – I’M NOT alone in my surprise that Anthony Albanese’s Labor Party continues to scrape together 30 to 32 per cent primary support in recent opinion polls. To borrow the latest trending legal term – which perfectly fits Labor’s…
by PAUL COLLITS – NSW Premier Chris Minns has done a “sit down” interview. Wow, the issue at hand must be important. It is, but, inevitably, what the current Premier has to contribute on the topic is narrow, paltry, self-serving and insignificant. …
by PAUL COLLITS – AS WE conclude the annual attacks on the once iconic national day, Politicom’s thoughts have turned to Australian of the Year. And to those who weren’t nominated, but maybe should have been. Whichever side of politics chooses these…
