Bruce Pascoe swears blind his ancestors -- well, someone's ancestors -- invented bread 120,000 years ago, but that hardly constitutes a full and decent meal. But now, in a practical example of that reconciliation business we keep hearing about, ancient meets new in the fauxborigine's latest book which advocates 'harvesting' roadkill. It's a notion to fire the imagination, Tony Thomas's at any rate

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Other than being dismissed by the ABC as a "far-right" threat to decency and multicultural amity, Eric Zammour's campaign for the French presidency has so far drawn relatively little coverage in Australia. That is certain to change as the cliche-mongers of the mainstream media notice his support and set to work with the standard slurs. So, for the record, here is what he stands for

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The peril of ignoring history's lessons needs hardly be stated. But what must be driven home is how precious and vulnerable civilisation is, and how easily it can be destroyed if leaders lack resolve and competence and the people prove unable or unwilling to protect a way of life they have been allowed to take for granted

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Perhaps it's uncharitable on this day of all days, which has seen the Poms' quest for the Ashes end in abject humiliation at the MCG, to recall another moment when England's best laid plans came to nought. But then again, as it's the Old Enemy we're talking about, charity be damned

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America's founders had it right when they drew up the Bill of Rights and added the first ten amendments to their Constitution, all having to do with to do with shielding the individual from the State. COVID has shown that, while they didn’t try hard enough, the fruit of their efforts still surpass the protections extant in Australia and what used to be known as the Free World

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Don't be tempted to spoil the family's Christmas gathering by setting straight some baby Bolshevik nephew fresh from his university white studies indoctrination course. Instead, preserve the tranquil spirit of the season by settling down with a selection of Yuletide writing from Henry Lawson, Steele Rudd, Dave Pellowe, Roger Underwood, Vanessa de Largie and Lennie Lower

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Chatswood is one of those places that are a stone’s throw from some other place, and is mainly given over to the earnestly genteel. Here, respectability stalks abroad adorned with starched linen and surrounded by mortgages. The clatter of lawn-mowers can be heard for miles on any sunny Saturday. Sunday evenings, the stillness of death […]

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'Tis the season to be ... quoting spurious scriptural interpretations in support of open-borders immigration policies. Baby Jesus was a refugee, don't you know? A simple slogan for simple minds, it cannot withstand the slightest scrutiny. Yet year after year, that is what we are loudly and insistently told

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Brightly wrapped boxes full of lies wait to be appreciated and embraced at the foot of the tree. Except they're not really lies, not in the modern sense, if everyone keeps on 'doing the the right thing'. As all know after two years of ever-changing diktats, lockdowns and virus-carrying pizza boxes, the latest iteration of official 'truth' will serve just as well

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As a result of cultural-left ideology and cancel culture, Western nations, including Australia, are undergoing radical change that strikes at the very heart of our institutions, traditions and, indeed, our entire way of life.  As to why the peddlers of scientism, gender myths and authoritarian edicts are getting away with it, one need look no further than 'The Crisis Of Modernity'.

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