The Trump administration's bid to limit immigrants' access to welfare is one of the most important and reformative initiatives in seventy years. Many trends and movements begin life in the US and ripple out across the world. For my money, and that of all taxpayers, I'm hoping this one finds its way to our side of the Pacific
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The distinguished legal philosopher and jurist, and former Oxford don, Professor John Finnis, shows the three major areas where the Victorian Appeal Court’s majority judgment in the Pell case got it all wrong
Civility is paramount among people of sound mind and goodwill, a category in which those of the new progressive Left don’t figure. They need to be fought, not reasoned with. Reasoning with a poisonous serpent is useless. You have to chop its head off. It's as simple and straightforward as that
If Behrouz Boochani had a mantelpiece it would be groaning beneath trophies and prize money, despite the little problem that he is ineligible for want of residency and citizenship to have entered at least one of those competitions. But not to worry! The author of 'No Friend But the Mountains' despises Australia, which for the reviewers and prize-givers of the Left is qualification enough
Denied an election, Boris Johnson could present the No-Deal Bill to the Queen and advise that she withhold Royal Assent. That's one option, with a second being that he delays a trip to the Palace until after the October 31 deadline. All this because a fiercely divided parliament will not bow to the will of those who voted Leave.
If lowering academic standards in the admission process can be justified in the name of ‘equality’, why not enshrine and apply the same principle further down the line by allowing women to graduate on the strength of grades that would see a man fail. Yet this is the new policy at UTS -- a policy for which taxpayers will ultimately pick up the bill
'These are the events leading to my unjust and cruel incarceration. Everyone who mattered considered my sole accuser to be credible, and the mere appearance of being credible has been enough to find me culpable. I plead my case to those in the world still possessed of common sense and decency'
To accept Remainers at their hyperbolic word would be to brand Boris Johnson's suspension of Parliament an outrage at which even the likes of Mussolini might have baulked. Not true. At a time of year when both major parties quit Westminster for their annual conferences, Parliament will sit for perhaps five fewer days than it might otherwise have done
A close examination of the transcripts of evidence against George Pell shows the choirboy’s description of the site of the events was seriously mistaken, leaving his testimony devoid of credible corroboration. And at the core of his testimony was a contradiction that defies belief
Just about everything that could have gone wrong for Pell did go wrong. The question should be asked: has this been the result of a series of unconnected events, mere sad happenstance, or has there been something more nefarious afoot?
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