The Spectator (Australia)
Australians united
The good news is that support for Australia Day is surging. A poll missioned by the Institute of Public Affairs shows that 76 per cent of Australians support celebrating Australia Day on 26 January, while just one in ten oppose it – down from 17 per...
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Claytons royal commission
This week, the Prime Minister finally acquiesced to the broad outpouring of support across Australia’s political, professional and civic spectrum and agreed to establish a royal commission into antisemitism. Yet he immediately devalued the undertaking...
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A test of leadership
There have been some notable noshows at the Ashes this summer. In the wake of her travel allowances scandal, the high-flying Minister for Sport, Ms Anika Wells, missed the Boxing Day Test at the Melbourne Cricket Ground, the first time since she was...
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Wilful blindness
The appalling massacre of Australian Jews at Bondi Beach on the eve of Hanukkah did not come out of nowhere. It was the violent culmination of a persistent failure to arrest the spread of antisemitism in Australia. It was shocking in its brutality, yet...
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Snow job
hoaxes and scams. For those of us includ ing a majority of our readers - who do not accept the basic premise of the climate change cult, this comes as no surprise. If the building blocks of your ideology are a self-evident falsehood, it doesn’t matter...
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