Classical Christian Education: the culture wars go to school
The corporate world is afraid of youth demanding change, particularly as rapacious business practices look set to drive us over the climate cliff into a […]
Politics
Monash expert: UK election results
By Monash University PhD Candidate Tom Howe “While not as big as the most outlandish polls, Labour nevertheless looks set for a sizable majority of […]
Trust me – I’m a politician
Opposition Leader Peter Dutton is on a mission. The mission is to get the keys to the PM’s office at the next election. To achieve […]
The US Supreme Court Outs the Imperial Presidency
The US Supreme Court has much to answer for. In the genius of republican government, it operates as overseer and balancer to the executive and […]
Australian Futures: A Rationale for Staying with the Social Market in Difficult Times
By Denis Bright Those Morrison years (2018-22) were a crucial turning point for Australians on both strategic and economic fronts. It will take time to […]
What Now, America?
By James Moore There doesn’t seem to be much solidified just now about the future of Joe Biden as the Democratic Party’s presidential nominee. In […]
Hunted Biden: The First Presidential Debate Disaster
It was cruel. Sinister cruel. While Donald Trump was always going to relish the chance to be not only economical with the truth but simply […]
Next Candidate Up
By James Moore “Time is the school in which we learn, Time is the fire in which we burn.” – Delmore Schwartz, Poet. I had […]
Assange’s Release: Exposing the Craven Media Stable
The WikiLeaks project was always going to put various noses out of joint in the journalistic profession. Soaked and blighted by sloth, easily bought, perennially […]
The Release of Julian Assange: Plea Deals and Dark Legacies
One of the longest sagas of political persecution is coming to its terminus. That is, if you believe in final chapters. Nothing about the fate […]
An Albury conference exposes what freedom means on the Right
The Triple Conference took place in Albury in March. Conspiracists and hustlers appeared alongside the well-meaning and self-important to inform a small audience of largely white-haired […]
The National Anti-Corruption Commission has fallen at the first hurdle
The decision by the head of the NACC not to proceed with any further investigation into the Robodebt scandal was greeted with 900 complaints about the decision. […]
Does P. Duddy think he’s got it in the bag?
A test article – is he nuts? “I thought the chance of Dutton being prime minister was so terrible,” Turnbull says. “I thought Dutton would […]
Australian Futures: Bringing AUKUS Out of Stealth Mode
By Denis Bright With both sides of the mainstream Australian political divide supporting the AUKUS deal, debate about the merits of this commitment by Scott […]
Is It Easier to Buy a Politician Than to Buy a House?
By Denis Hay Description: Easier to Buying a Politician Is it easier to buy a politician than a house in Australia? Explore the housing crisis […]