by PAUL COLLITS – YOU always know when the cricket season begins in Australia. No, it isn’t the cracking of willow on leather, or even the endless, jingoistic marketing of the summer game. Rather, there is suddenly in-your-face virtue signalling. On all…
by KEVIN DONNELLY – AUSTRALIA’S dismal 2022 international education comparison proves, once again, how substandard our schooling system has become. Despite additional billions invested and countless government inquiries and reviews over the past 30 years, the latest Programme for International Student Assessment…
by PAUL COLLITS – LIBERTARIANS and conservatives have often disagreed – and they still do. The divide may be growing. The “fusionist” project of postwar conservatives – mainly in America – of figures like William F Buckley and Frank Meyer, has all…
by GABRIËL MOENS – QUEENSLAND University of Technology has recently removed the word “merit” from its hiring process. In a radio interview, the University’s Vice-Chancellor Margaret Sheil, communicated her concern that the university’s hiring strategy could be biased. Waging war against excellence…
by PAUL COLLITS – MEDICAL totalitarianism has become a test case of, and model for, the permanent subjugation of formerly free people in formerly liberal societies. Ramesh Thakur – of whose recently published book, Our Enemy the Government: How Covid Enabled the…
by KEVIN DONNELLY – THE resounding 60/40 defeat of Prime Minister Anthony Albanese’s Indigenous Voice to Parliament is a magnificent result proving how common sense and sanity can overcome Woke ideology intent on dividing the country. The referendum result also proves how…
by PAUL COLLITS – IT WAS mentioned in the later stages of Australia’s Voice campaign that this was our own “Brexit moment”. Along with the almighty defenestration of Jacinda Ardern’s Labour Party in New Zealand, it has been a night for the…
by PAUL COLLITS – THE Albanese Government is on track to be a one term government. The odds are shortening – considerably. If this government is that bad – and it is – perhaps we might have a fresh candidate in the…
by ERIC ABETZ – AUSTRALIA is in the process dual-naming famous and important landmarks and geographic areas with both English and Aboriginal names. Is it virtue signalling pure and simple – or is it showing respect? What’s in a name? It identifies…
by PAUL COLLITS – LEFTIE ABC reporter Daniel Ziffer – not a household name – wrote a book in 2019 called A Wunch of Bankers: A Year in the Hayne Royal Commission. One friendly critic called it “wucking funderful”. While not giving…
