Using a grievous assault on a woman or, as recently in London, the heinous murder of a woman, as an opportunity to vent against men in general is not productive. Men are as outraged by such crimes as are women. Men don’t have the answer as to what can be done to prevent the evil of some. Neither do women

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One would like to think our politicians are keen to combat all forms of domestic violence, regardless of gender, age and ethnicity. However, in focusing only on women they are themselves guilty of unthinking sexism by endorsing the feminist false narrative that men are always the aggressors and women their inevitable victims

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Detailed under the heading 'independence, integrity and responsibility' in the ABC's employee handbook is a warning not to make 'gratuitous references to a woman’s physical appearance'. So when a star radio compere does just that and worse in a newspaper column, what does the national broadcaster do? Shrugs, yawns, sneers and ignores its own code of conduct

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There’s an appetite in the media, political, business and diplomatic elites for stories showing that the royals — and indeed the Brits more generally — are deeply racist under a polite facade. The truth is that the House of Windsor takes no account of race because, in multicultural Britain, it couldn't afford to do so even if the inclination were there, which it isn't

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Ladies, be wary of putting yourselves in vulnerable positions, including getting blotto in social situations, as the right to go unmolested is not recognised by villains. Lecturing and hectoring men who are not villains, which is to say the vast and overwhelming majority of us well-behaved XYers, seems rather silly

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The women of the press, and some tame blokes who follow them, will sustain the rape allegation against Christian Porter, even though the institutions of Australian law have declared it a non-starter. Their determination will be sustained by the radical feminist ideology to which they entrust more faith than to the legal institutions and procedures that have long governed our concept of justice

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The inability of the Liberal Party to capitalize on the latest failings by Victorian Premier Dan Andrews is merely part of a broader picture: its failure to reckon with the consequences of the mass demographic changes that it has initiated, overseen and endorsed

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The deficiencies and absurdities of the French Barracuda submarines we are buying -- useless, toxic and dangerous to all Australians, not just those who crew them -- can boast only one outstanding feature: they sail ever onward into their red-ink abyss with no one in authority having the will or wits to scuttle them

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One of the themes that recurs in the reporting of the accusations against Christian Porter is the trope that a brilliant girl’s future was ruined by a foul beast who drove her to suicide. Would it have been so difficult for the reporters parroting that line to do a little background research on the symptoms so often manifested by the mentally ill? Apparently so

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If the convenient device of making serious but uncorroborated allegations against public figures were to become commonplace, it would become possible to wreck the life, livelihood and reputation of any person. Those now howling for an inquiry into a night in the life of a 17-year-old Christian Porter know this and don't care

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