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In today’s Australian, Tess Livingstone reports: Two former teachers who were metres from George Pell in Melbourne’s St Patrick’s Cathedral at the time he has been found guilty of sexually assaulting two choir boys support his application for leave to appeal to the High Court. Jean Cornish and Lil Sinozic, who worked in the cathedral in […]

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This afternoon at the Melbourne Cricket Ground it will be possible, just for a few hours, almost to forget the sorry state of the world and, most particularly, the sad reality of life these days in Andrewsstan, otherwise known as Victoria. Once those attending the AFL Grand Final have been frisked, wanded and the ladies’ […]

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This column yesterday drew readers’ attention to the swiss-cheese journalism of the ABC, which all too often presents only those facts which suit meme and preferred narrative — in the latest instance, Donald Trump’s purportedly impeachable telephone conversation with the Ukrainian president. What veteran students of the national broadcaster will know is that all too […]

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Ivan Pavlov had a dog conditioned to salivate when he rang a bell. The ABC has journalists and contributors who need only hear the word ‘Trump’ to drown inconvenient aspects of any latest ‘scandal’ in a deluge of simplistic slobber. At left, Tony Thomas takes a close and scathing look at one of Four Corners‘ […]

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  JCU Vice-Chancellor Sandra Harding with a well-known steward of the public purse. Back in April, Judge Salvatore Vasta delivered a withering judgment against James Cook University, which he concluded had abused Peter Ridd from pillar to post. Before reading on it is worth reviewing his criticisms of JCU, especially this one: The manner in […]

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How proud some green teacher must be of this brain-washed adolescent vulgarian. Once upon a time, afflicting children with the trembling terrors was regarded as abuse. Today, encouraging little ones to believe they have no future, that they are the soon-to-be casualties of a dying planet, is seen as a virtue. “What kind of monster […]

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Victor Davis Hanson on Donald Trump and the New Establishment’s apoplectic derangement: … the real source of Trump derangement syndrome is his desire to wage a multifront pushback — politically, socially, economically and culturally — against what might be called the elite postmodern progressive world … … Trump has so enraged his Democratic adversaries that […]

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Failed libel litigant Michael Mann will soon add his lustre to the University of New South Wales’ climate corps,  where a grand total of 37 professors, associate professors, lecturers, ARC fellows, ARC laureates and post-doctoral researchers evidently aren’t enough to grapple with a problem that doesn’t exist. And soon it will be 38, with Climategate […]

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In New York, where the UN’s climateers are gathering for their latest doomfest, Gaia’s faithful are pleading with pot plants for forgiveness: New York’s non-denominational Union Theological Seminary (UTS) held a ceremony Tuesday where members of the community placed plants in the center of the chapel and confessed their sins to them. “Today in chapel, […]

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