Why not delight those you care about and support Australia’s best and most eclectic magazine by putting one or more of our Quadrant books under the tree? Here are some recent releases with direct links to our online store. Beating France to Botany Bay by Margaret Cameron-Ash The reason French isn’t Australia’s native tongue? Well, […]

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My son, who lives in New York and covers sport for a US free-to-air television network, called the other day with a simple question: ‘What the hell sort of madness is raging over there?’ He was speaking, of course, about the Djokovic debacle, also wondering if Australians realise ‘how you are now global laughingstocks’? Ned […]

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It’s behind the Herald Sun paywall, but Andrew Bolt’s thoughts on the Djokovic debacle deserve a wider audience. He writes: Here’s proof that the Morrison Government wants to kick Novak Djokovic out of the country not because he’s a danger to the health of Australians, but because he’s a danger to the health of a […]

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It seems there is a universal rule that determines how things play out over time at taxpayer-funded news and entertainment outfits — places like Their ABC and, as journalist Tara Henley (above) relates, at the no less woke Canadian Broadcasting Corporation, where she has just handed in her notice. She writes: For months now, I’ve […]

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Margaret Cameron-Ash’s groundbreaking book rewrites the history of the founding of modern Australia, telling how the French had a jump start in the race for a Pacific empire, but English officials then launched their own pursuit around the globe. The contestants finally met in Botany Bay, with the French just five days too late. Behind […]

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As world leaders, their retinues, activists, renewables rent-seekers, mendicant Third World corruptocrats and jet-setting green hysterics gather to posture and preen for their COP26 media courtiers, we’ll endure hours of news footage and a broad acreage of cookie-cutter prose about the so-called ‘climate crisis’. Above, GBNews‘ Neil Oliver provides the advance antidote for Glasgow’s green […]

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To place an order click here ________________________ Audio: Keith Windschuttle discusses his book with the ABC’s Andrew West ________________________ The Persecution of George Pell chronicles how the highest levels of the police, judiciary and politicians in Australia, plus victim lobby groups, compensation lawyers, and journalists, used bogus accusations of child sexual abuse to persecute, convict […]

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That writers suffer for their readers cannot be denied, not after what must have been for James Macpherson the extended and painful ordeal of keeping tongue jammed firmly in cheek while penning this entry at The Spectator‘s Flat White blog: … Authorities have closed children’s playgrounds, cordoning them off with police tape, and yet small […]

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