At the Flea Market you will also discover that many middle-class Australians have no idea of fundamental economics, which could be why they are currently in debt up to their eyeballs. 

Read More

It is widely believed that there are too many human beings and that our success will be our demise. It is fundamentally believed that we, homo sapiens, do not belong here on earth.

Read More

Academics frequently get requests from students for assistance and advice regarding their research. Because I don’t adhere to the radical orthodoxy that dominates our universities I also get inquiries from students anxious to escape the intellectual constraints that it imposes on their work. They often express despair as they struggle to cope with this stultifying […]

Read More

For many of us the only early visual images of Saudi Arabia were from the film Lawrence of Arabia in which Lawrence was endlessly going about the desert blowing up the railway line to Medina. Oh well, it had to start somewhere!

Read More

An invitation to take part in the Political identity survey being conducted by Andrew Norton.

Read More

Our Errol Flynn was born in Hobart, Tasmania, Australia, in 1909, meaning that his decision to leave for New Guinea, at twenty, to become a tobacco farmer/forest mining rapist, sounds rather daring – and rebellious. Australia’s education system and Flynn didn’t always bring out the best in each other, and he also fell out with […]

Read More

John Stone has never liked the electors of Wentworth and I suddenly saw why - all Veliz’s croakers live there! Lovely issue.

Read More

Wealthy Lefty property developer Morry Schwartz’s Monthly has published an essay of nearly 8000 words under the apparently sincere belief that it was written by the Prime Minister of Australia.

Read More

The [Ward Churchill] verdict seems to suggest that a citizen’s right to “freedom of speech” includes the right to falsify documents, falsify research and invent historical occasions.

Read More

Brigadier Justin Kelly: Until there is security [in Afghanistan] there can be no real progress and, as a result, we should be doing more fighting and fewer good deeds. The media, the public and politicians find it easier to argue for the benefits of reconstruction, education, political reform – hearts and minds – than they […]

Read More