Editions: 2022

December 2022 Volume Volume LXVI, Number 11, No. 592

Man on Fire: Bodyguard Rampant

Joe Dolce
Up from Despair
Matthew White
Les Murray and Marian Poetry
Barry Spurr
The Inalienable Freedoms in a National Bill of Rights
Douglas Hassall
The Eternal Business of Coronations
Andrew Cusack
The Voice and the Problem of Extractive Elites
Andrew Russell & Lana Starkey

November 2022 Volume Volume LXVI, Number 10, No. 591

The Rise and Fall of Sovereignty in Europe

Nicholas T. Parsons
Every Conservative is Worse than Previous Conservatives
Tim Blair
Mussolini Past and Present
Sean McGlynn
How Xi Misreads the Taiwan Battlefield
Frank Mount
What American Conservatism Exists to Conserve
Christopher DeMuth
Atlas Hugged
James Murray

October 2022 Volume Volume LXVI, Number 9, No. 590

The Dead Sea Scrolls’ Australian Connection

Rachael Kohn
The European Union as the New Tower of Babel
David Martin Jones
The Comic Genius of Ulysses
Barry Gillard
Diagnosing Dysfunction in Defence Management
Michael Evans
A One-Sided Story
Peter Hayes
Doing His Duty
Ross Fitzgerald

September 2022 Volume Volume LXVI, Number 9, No. 589

The Cinematic Vision of Henry Lawson

Diana Figgis
The Triumph of Memory over Forgetting
Patrick Morgan
‘Against the Ice’: All but Frozen
Joe Dolce
The Arduous Path Back to Stability and Growth
Wolfgang Kasper
The Psychologist Who Resisted the Cultural Onslaught
Wanda Skowronska
How Wokeists are Working to Destroy the Family
Daryl McCann

July-August 2022 Volume Volume LXVI, Number 7-8, No. 588

Percy Bysshe Shelley: a Maggot in the Brain

Mervyn Bendle
Ronald Searle in Heaven and Hell
Michael Connor
Devoured by Weaklings: The Chosen Fate of the West
Harry Cummins
Christians and Jews: Between Story and History
Michael Giffin
The Truth and Post-Truth about Slavery
Eugene Alexander Donnini
Medical Marijuana: A Triumph of Hope Over Experience
John Whitehall

June 2022 Volume Volume LXVI, Number 6, No. 588

The Invention of Indigenous Intergenerational Trauma

Christopher Heathcote
Illusions of Marginalisation in Young Adult Fiction
Sean Wayman
Viktor Orbán’s Popular Defiance
Nicholas T. Parsons
Media, Menses, Mental
Tim Blair
Ulysses, a Century On
Barry Spurr
A New Vogue for Smoking in Manhattan
Rob Long

May 2022 Volume Volume LXVI, Number 5, No. 586

Desperately Seeking Susan Sontag

Michael Morrissey
Oysterminds and Whingers
Kevin Myers
The Divided Brain and the Divided Culture
Peter Murphy
Globalising Elites and the Withering of Democracy
David Martin Jones
They Won’t Glow … or Seek to Know
Tim Blair
Joaquin Sorolla and H. Septimus Power
Douglas Hassall

April 2022 Volume Volume LXVI, Number 4, No. 585

The Causes of War

Keith Windschuttle
Lessons from an unfinished war
John O’Sullivan
The Fragility-Industrial Complex
Anthony Daniels
Apart from God, Only Trump Can Stop Trump
Salvatore Babones
Putin’s War and the Lessons of History
Tony Abbott
Anglophobia: The Unrecognised Hatred
Richard Harrison & Frank Salter

March 2022 Volume Volume LXVI, Number 3, No. 584

Éric Zemmour, the Insiders’ Outsider

Anthony Daniels
Reconciliation at $1500 a Pop
Salvatore Babones
Covid and the Phenomenon of Mass Formation
Wanda Skowronska
The Story of the Wuhan Flu
Wolfgang Kasper
AUKUS and Those Who Missed Out
Andrew Cusack
How to Launch a Revolution … and Lose it Too
John O’Sullivan

January-February 2022 Volume Volume LXVI, Number 1-2, No. 583

Hating Your Own Country

Keith Windschuttle
The Dispensable Mrs Merkel
John O’Sullivan
The Forgiveness of Uncle Tom
Salvatore Babones
The Unseemliness of Incontinent Emotions
Anthony Daniels
China’s Sway over Australian Universities
Salvatore Babones
The Common Cause of China and Islam
Harry Cummins