The Latest From James Jeffery
Over the last two months, we have witnessed brutality, carnage […]
Dec 28 2023
7 mins
The Voice is not only imperfect but incredibly dangerous. Rather than serve as a pathway to a reconciled Australia, as its promoters assert, it is destined to stoke racial division and resentments regardless of the referendum's result. It's a pity Australians have to vote at all, but since we must there can be no doubt that 'No' represents the lesser of two evils
Aug 06 2023
13 mins
As NSW's lockdown extends it grip and the odds on Victoria imposing yet another hobbling of normal life and movement grow shorter by the hour, we must remain aware that our neighbours are not just bags of cells in need protecting. We are morally obliged not to push from mind their economic and mental health
Jul 14 2021
3 mins
His first and long-delayed press conference shouldn't have been that much of a challenge for Joe Biden, given that he knew which members of the White House press corps would be asking questions and what scripted answers needed to be delivered. Yet even with those advantages an often addled President still couldn't quite pull it off
Apr 08 2021
5 mins
While COVID-19 has wrought havoc across the world, one of the things for which we can be thankful is that it has exposed the true and dangerous character of the the Chinese communist regime. And by 'China', lest someone cry 'Racist!', I mean the Chinese Communist Party, not the Chinese people
Jun 03 2020
11 mins
COVID-19 has exposedthe faulty foundations upon which Australia’s relationship with China is built. Short-term economic gains have always been the lure, but they're not worth the ideological and political suffocation that must be the inevitable result
Apr 04 2020
12 mins
Horrific bushfires erupted before the late 20th century's rapid industrialisation, and these cannot be attributed to anthropogenic climate change. In asserting we have brought the latest wave of fires upon ourselves, a quasi-religious movement has made hysteria its liturgy
Dec 26 2019
6 mins