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Defend the sacred
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  • 9th October 2022
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   Initially it seemed  the Australian War Memorial would remain unavailable for a woke renovation, then-chief Brendan Nelson rejecting a proposal that the so-called ‘frontier wars’ be commemorated with a dedicated display. But then something happened to change his mind — we have no idea what — and last week Mr Nelson, no longer in […]

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Now streaming

  • 30th September 2022
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Peter O’Brien writes: ADH TV is a (relatively) new online current affairs forum which provides both opinion pieces by well-credentialled conservative commentators and a streaming service that features regular programmes hosted by Alan Jones, Fred Pawle and Nick Cater. According to its website: Australian Digital Holdings Pty Limited (“ADH”) is an independent digital media company […]

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Random thoughts on
Her Majesty’s funeral

  • 22nd September 2022
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Some random thoughts on Her Majesty’s funeral. Firstly, it is ironic, is it not, that republican “Tory fighter” Anthony Albanese should have represented Australia on this historic occasion, an event 70 years on the making?  And that he will also represent us at the coronation of King Charles III next year.   The best that Albo’s […]

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The Break-up
of Australia

  • 17th September 2022
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Australian voters are not being told the truth about the proposal for constitutional recognition of indigenous people. The goal of Aboriginal political activists today is to gain ‘sovereignty’ and create a black state, equivalent to the existing states. Its territory, com­prising all land defined as native title, will soon amount to more than 60 per […]

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Ink and lies by the barrel

  • 16th September 2022
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After competing at Brigham Young University in Utah, visiting volleyball player Rachel Richardson (above) told a fraught tale of being racially vilified by the home team’s supporters. Predictably, this prompted a wave of mainstream media denunciations of BYU’s “endemic racism”, plus the usual paint-by-numbers opinion pieces excoriating white supremacy and all the rest. But as […]

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A crowning insult

  • 14th September 2022
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In today’s Herald Sun, Rita Panahi takes the AFL to task for its shameful decision to exempt the women’s competition from observing a minute’s pre-game silence in honour of the late Queen Elizabeth. Her column is paywalled, but this observation shouldn’t be missed: The pitiful decision by the AFL to ditch a tribute to the […]

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That ‘impact of colonisation’ again

  • 12th September 2022
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One of the nice things about Australian Rules Football has always been that the us-versus-them rough stuff stays mostly on the players’ side of the fence. Unlike soccer, there has never been the need to keep rival teams’ supporters apart. Indeed, for many of us, it’s a chance to catch up with old friends whose […]

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America’s loss

  • 10th September 2022
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Americans had their fill of England and kings by 1776 and, after a bit of fuss and gun smoke, declared a republic and were done with monarchy once and for all. As Philip Terzian notes while reflecting on the passing of Queen Elizabeth, that has not been an unqualified success: Whenever the queen, or some […]

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Vale Elizabeth II

  • 9th September 2022
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From Hobart, David Daintree writes: For most people throughout the whole world the Queen’s death comes as a profound shock.  Not unexpected, of course, after so long a reign, but cataclysmic in its emotional and social impact.  Few people in her realms have lived their lives under the reign of any other sovereign.  I am […]

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Transactivism
and its damage

  • 8th September 2022
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Irish teacher Enoch Burke (above, being led into court) waits behind bars in Mountjoy Prison. His “crime”? Refusing to address a gender-conflicted pupil as “they”. The Irish Times reports: Enoch Burke was committed to prison earlier this week until he agrees to obey a court order not to attend at or attempt to teach any […]

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