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A number of subscribers to Quadrant Online and Quadrant Magazine recently found they were denied access to articles published behind our paywall and in our archives. This was caused by a technical problem that, because of the corona virus lockdown, took us longer to fix than expected. Please accept our apologies for the inconvenience. The […]

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At Powerline a guest poster notes what may well be the universal and defining characteristic of the Left: its sheer and utter joylessness … Think about how the leftists have spoiled every single source of joy. You like new cars? Do you fondly remember your first car? Well, then you are clearly a BAD PERSON. […]

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For some time now, and especially since an American career criminal breathed his last beneath the knee of a thug cop in Minneapolis, the attention of the Australian Left has been brought to bear on … Captain Cook. For those in that particularly noisy segment on the groupthinkers’ side of politics the connection must be […]

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It’s a mixed bag for readers of The Australian today (June 23). On the one hand, friend of Quadrant and frequent contributor Daryl McCann has an opinion piece on the “dictatorship of bohemia” which has seen everyone from Captain Cook to J.K. Rowling pilloried for alleged crimes against humanity, defined in the case of the […]

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Andrew Stone’s important new book lays out an economic agenda that is coherent and comprehensive, yet politically achievable over the next three to five years by a federal government with the resolve to implement it. Order your copy here. Addressing immigration, the housing market, higher education reform, federal‑state relations, energy policy, workforce participation, welfare reform, […]

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A roundup of this week’s victories in the crusade against racism:

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The highly readable vivisection of author Bruce Pascoe’s compendium of errors, misrepresentations and misquoted sources depicting Aborigines as sedentary agriculturalists with ‘skills superior to those of the white colonisers who took their land and despoiled it’ is available from Quadrant Books. With the ABC pointedly ignoring any and all critiques of Dark Emu‘s fantasies as […]

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Things aren’t good in New York, my home for 26 years, and a city that, despite its parking hassles and general vexations, remains very close to my heart. My son and his girlfriend abandoned their Upper West Side apartment to hole up in the safety of her parents’ home in civilised Connecticut. As for my […]

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It would be nice to think these members of Victoria Police were kneeling to beg the forgiveness of Cardinal Pell. But no, they’re genuflecting before the Black Lives Matter protesters — the same activists who, two years ago on ‘Invasion Day’, cheered lustily when organiser Tarneen Onus-Williams expressed her fervent desire to see ‘Australia burned […]

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