Aboriginality has declined, is declining, and will continue to decline until, eventually, over generations to come, it will become barely detectible. Accordingly, apropos the Voice, compartmentalising Australia into indigenous and non-indigenous populations is farcical and awarding exclusive land rights to those of distinctly mixed and jumbled heritage absurd

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There being no cartoonists considered worthy just at the moment of being harassed into an early grave, those fossickers for offence and perpetual grievance at the AHRC are putting up as much as $550,000 for research that is 'intersectional culturally safe, trauma informed and place based'. The jargoneers' goal, a 'national anti-racism framework', whatever that means

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What things of substance did Trump do that were wrong? Getting NATO countries to stump up for their own defence? Moving America’s embassy in Israel? Here’s some more things he got right: creating a booming economy, calling out China, increasing defence spending, negotiating the Abraham Accords and, an enduring win, putting three brilliant judges on the Supreme Court

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Try to imagine, to cite but one example of the West's derangement, deliberately and systematically destroying reliable sources of affordable power. That and the consequent hand-over-fist increases in our electricity bills would not have been possible without political unanimity. Both sides of politics , almost wherever you look, have signed the same national suicide notes

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Why would a much-liked nurse, one so respected she was cast as the smiling face of her hospital's PR campaign, kill newborns placed in her care? The case of neonatal specialist Lucy Letby, this week convicted in a UK court of systematically murdering seven infants, defies comprehension. But there is one possible explanation, the Nightingale Syndrome, as clinical psychiatrist Robert Kaplan explains

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Some of us -- old fuddy-duddies in the eyes of Treasurer Jim Chalmers -- still find writing cheques the easiest way to pay bills and track balances. But not for much longer, not with banks and government alike prodding us to go digital. Far more efficient and convenient, we are told, and especially so for the purpose of monitoring where, when and on what we spend our money

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The march through institutions has produced a mindset among public officials, among politicians, among academics, among the great and good, which despises Western civilisation and capitalism. You can’t understand the joint support of governments, unions and corporate elites for a divisive racial provision in the Constitution grasping the osmotic infiltration and adoption of communism's perspective, methods and goals

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As Cyclone Tracy's 50th anniversary draws nearer, many remain puzzled why the thousands of ADF members who lifted Darwin out of its wreckage and back onto its feet received no recognition for their months of hot, steamy, arduous and often dangerous work. That needs to be fixed -- and there is still time to do it

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It would be nice to enjoy a civil debate about, say, the apartheid evil concealed behind the Voice or -- too much to expect, I know -- the climate catastropharians' unbroken record of dud prophecies. To all our detriment, such exchanges simply aren't possible with true believers inspired by near-religious fervour. They think the end justifies the means, so how can anyone who believes in the moral truth ever talk sensibly with people like that?

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How does it promote 'social cohesion' to give a platform to a preacher who states that a Muslim rapist who prays five times a day is morally superior to a fellow Muslim or a non-Muslim who harms no one but does not pray? How does such a preacher 'enrich society through the values of Islam'? They are questions to which the Preston Mosque, home to Victoria's largest Islamic congregation, should give serious consideration

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