Engaging sympathies ahead of brain, the Foreign Minister has demanded Israel 'stop attacking' Gaza hospitals, and ABC hack-turned-Teal Zoe Daniel has had something similar to say. Ladies, please! If you must shoot from the lip, at least make a little effort to spray your imprecations at the appropriate target, which in this case is Hamas. Seeing beyond prejudice and preconception would be appreciated

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It would be nice to imagine the ABC has changed its we-can-do-no-wrong ways by apologising for presenting 'news' footage of a 10-year-old Egyptian hospital disaster as the latest footage from Gaza. But if they're serious about making amends, how about restoring that missing 7.30 News episode to the national broadcaster's play-on-demand iview archives?

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The only Australia our elites seem to think matters is the Australia that doesn’t exist yet, an Australia severed from the past and couched in banal progressive sentiments. This is the Australia imagined by the most fervent university professor, ABC journalist, or member for the Greens, leaving us to wonder if a motley collection of bad principles with no purchase among the young is worth anything at all

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Migration and multiculturalism have become the foster parents of ideologies dangerous to the taken-for-granted liberal ethos of British society. The ugliness of pro-Palestine marches and rallies is plainly intended to frighten Jews and intimidate everyone else. To misquote Orwell, Britain has become a very modern family indeed -- divided, divorced, and always on the edge of domestic violence with the wrong members in control.

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Oddly, the trail of media adulation that marked the UN envoy Francesca Albanese's visit to Australia this past week inspired not immediate revulsion at a handmaiden of Hamas -- that would follow a millisecond later -- but, rather, a nostalgic gratitude to the UN for the indirect bounty of its corruption. What it gifted me was an education in international affairs and perhaps the greatest bargain in the history of Manhattan real estate

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In Australia, it doesn’t matter how unfortunate your past or current circumstances, there are always fellow Aussies, both indigenous and non-indigenous, ready to lend a helping hand. That’s what we do, what Australians have always done The problem that can't be fixed by anyone else is the mindset of those who wrap themselves in the mantle of the perpetual victim

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In words that might equally be applied to Australia's Prime Minister and premiers, Britain's sacked home secretary Suella Braverman's takes PM Rishi Sunak to task for, amongst things, doing nothing to stem the Jew hatred filling London's streets: 'Your response has been uncertain, weak, and lacking in the qualities of leadership ... you sought to put off tough decisions in order to minimise political risk to yourself. In doing so, you have increased the very real risk these marches present to everyone else'

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They're big on welcomes to country and smoking out malevolent spirits at the Academy of Science, where an uncompromising adherence to political correctness puts the wokest of very woke to shame. I wonder, though, if that enthusiasm for 'truth-telling' extends to raking over the racist views of its founder, the physicist and later Governor of South Australia Sir Mark Oliphant?

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The disgusting video of an Islamic preacher demanding the death of Jews is something few Australians would ever have expected to see, but there it was in all its weird-bearded ugliness on Sky. That demand for blood brought no condemnation from 'moderate' Muslims and imams, only silence. That's the reason Islam is both problem and threat: the Prophet's calls for violence can never be gainsaid

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When Aboriginal activists deny the legitimacy of the Australian nation state, it is not merely a declaration of independence from the constitutional structure of our country but a vehement denial that it has any valid authority over anyone, be they black, white or brindle. Into such an ideology the urge to violence flows like water down a drain

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