Peter Coleman has chosen “The Manner of the Worls Nowadays” by John Skelton, and “Fun and Sun” by John Betjeman. The reader is Lionel Farrell.

An affectionate new website for writer D’Arcy Niland, author of The Shiralee.

James Franklin was interviewed on ABC radio on the philosophy of numbers.

Andrew McIntyre: “One has to feel sorry for poor old Robert Manne. He was recently humiliated beyond redemption by Keith Windshuttle in the latest Quadrant.”

Visit a new website devoted to Keith Windschuttle’s book The Fabrication of Aboriginal History - Volume Three: The Stolen Generations 1881-2008. 

Climate: The Counter-Consensus by Bob Carter is due for publication in the UK in May, and release in Australia in June.

Two new videos of Bob Carter and Barry Brill on the messy NZ ETS, and other things.

Wheeler Centre Director Chrissy Sharp: “If we talk about how bad tobacco is, we don’t ask for someone to come in and represent the tobacco companies. I do think we’re seeing that in climate change.”

Andrew Klavan: “Leftists will blacklist you—then if you complain, they’ll attack you for whining.  They will call you racist and compare your leaders to Hitler—then if you return the insult, they’ll scream about the decline of civility.”