'Had I broken an unspoken rule there would be no criticism of Islam? Was Muslim anti-Semitism a taboo topic? It would not be far-fetched to think so'
Sep 15 2025
15 mins
When a hive-minded editorial monoculture settles on a narrative it becomes the round hole into which fair-and-square facts must be whittled to fit
Sep 15 2025
9 mins
America's Left is being urged to ditch terms that alienate normies. Good luck with that, comrades, because nothing terrifies progressives more than plain English
Sep 15 2025
6 mins
The Montagues and Capulets cannot hold an organic candle to the green disdain that cursed the love of a conservative man and a woman of the left
Sep 15 2025
14 mins
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Robbing people of their work is unconscionable, especially when it is done to appease the insane and insatiable green lobbySeptember 14, 2025
5 mins
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It is but a small, even inevitable, step to seek an explanation for our existence, origins, destiny and purposeSeptember 14, 2025
24 mins
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'Deep in the Bungle Bungles I probably was the first human ever to be there. It was an extraordinary feeling -- that certainty of knowing'September 13, 2025
30 mins
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Charlie Kirk’s killer found encouragement in every legacy media newsroom, faculty lounge and campaign office where truth is mocked and envy exaltedSeptember 13, 2025
3 mins
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'When people stop talking,' Charlie Kirk said, 'that’s when ... civil war happens.' God help us allSeptember 13, 2025
8 mins
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Can Sydney support several major classical music concerts in a single day? September 4 at the Opera House leaves no doubt it canSeptember 13, 2025
3 mins
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A version of the First Amendment would serve Australia better than the present mish-mash of state and federal lawsSeptember 12, 2025
8 mins
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The final work on the program was the longest and, in some ways, the most impressive. Remarkably, unlike many other works composed in the turbulent 1970s and 1980s, this work seems not to have aged since its composition.September 12, 2025
6 mins
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Trump plainly wants to impose his will on the world’s trouble spots. But other than tariffs, to what lengths is he prepared to go?September 12, 2025
10 mins
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Young males believe 'traditional masculinity' has been undermined by woke politics and feminism. Trump was their chosen remedySeptember 12, 2025
17 mins
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AI can be very good or very bad. But in either case what it most requires is a good dose of wary scepticismSeptember 11, 2025
13 mins
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Laid bare, the history of the Torres Strait Islands unmasks ironies: continuity is contrived, tradition is dependency, and collapse is paraded as survivalSeptember 11, 2025
27 mins
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In our self-deprecating Australian way, we tend to misattribute the success of our predecessors to luck, not talent and hard workSeptember 11, 2025
18 mins
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She's smart, brave, unafraid of the legacy media and determined to speak the truth. So of course Sussan Ley had to sack herSeptember 10, 2025
6 mins
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Left liberalism prefers the supranational over the national. Put simply, its adherents -- the academy, media, the lawyerly caste -- detest majoritarian democracySeptember 10, 2025
12 mins
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In a word, this La bohème felt provincial. It is not at all a reflection of Australian opera’s true potential.September 10, 2025
6 mins
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Advise a confused teen to get shot up with cross-sex hormones, no problem. Counsel that same teen to think again and in NSW you could go to jail for five yearsSeptember 10, 2025
12 mins
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Top-down conservation edicts advocated by the WWF and other globalist NGOs owe little to science and ignore local expertise. The consequences are often ruinousSeptember 9, 2025
9 mins
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After all, if parliament should be representative of both sexes equally, should it not also be representative of other marginalised groups?September 9, 2025
9 mins
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Were Melbourne populated entirely by Aborigines, we’d have a case for cultural damage worthy of compensation. As it stands, though, all we can do is lock the doorsSeptember 8, 2025
6 mins
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Just how badly boys are doing in school should be a huge story. Instead the truth is suppressed by the same feminist ideologues and educrats who have caused the problemSeptember 8, 2025
11 mins
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The given reason for the magazine's closure is financial unviability. In light of its contents over recent years that is entirely understandableSeptember 7, 2025
9 mins
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Loving Muslims means counselling them (in the kindest way) that they must leave their faith or risk being tarnished by its wicked partsSeptember 7, 2025
7 mins
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Australian theatre veteran Jim Daly has produced a vivid memoir of life in an industry where you can be fired for declining to nominate your pronounsSeptember 6, 2025
13 mins
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"It was splendid to hear an ample voice ascending to the stratosphere and getting it all right. It was fierce."September 6, 2025
10 mins
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“What is this place?” Molly says, staring at the upside-down furniture clinging to the ceiling.September 6, 2025
14 mins
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Victorians are paying for a statue of former premier Daniel Andrews. There's only one appropriate place to put it -- up to its neck in the Werribee Sewage FarmSeptember 5, 2025
7 mins
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As more people wake up to legacy media's antics and bias, the quicker it will die. How Their ABC covered two very different protests makes the point to perfectionSeptember 5, 2025
10 mins
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Emerging technologies enable us to do so much better than the swagman -- to decide where we want to live and set structures to deliver water accordinglySeptember 5, 2025
24 mins
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Government-sponsored delusions cannot last forever. They eventually collapse under the weight of their own contradictionsSeptember 4, 2025
17 mins
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Can Sydney support several major classical music concerts in a single day? September 4 at the Opera House leaves no doubt it can
September 13, 2025
3 mins
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The final work on the program was the longest and, in some ways, the most impressive. Remarkably, unlike many other works composed in the turbulent 1970s and 1980s, this work seems not to have aged since its composition.
September 12, 2025
6 mins
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In a word, this La bohème felt provincial. It is not at all a reflection of Australian opera’s true potential.
September 10, 2025
6 mins
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The given reason for the magazine's closure is financial unviability. In light of its contents over recent years that is entirely understandable
September 7, 2025
9 mins
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"It was splendid to hear an ample voice ascending to the stratosphere and getting it all right. It was fierce."
September 6, 2025
10 mins
Fiction
Dinner for Six
“Well, I had my own small war brewing at the table. I didn’t know what to say and you weren’t doing much to help.”
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