The Dismissal was no coup. It was our democratic process operating exactly as it was designed to. In fact, it was two-thirds chance and one-third decisive...
I am always concerned when elites give away money or assets that are not theirs. For example, it is one thing if a millionaire decides to...
The recent backflip by federal Treasurer Jim Chalmers on proposed changes to superannuation tax arrangements is further proof that the Albanese government will backdown on policies...
Andrew Bragg came out all hot and heavy the other day, threatening to quit the frontbench if the Liberal Party gave in to popular demands, championed...
Last week I was fortunate to be invited as a panel guest for the 2025 Australians for Constitutional Monarchy National Conference run by Professor David Flint....
With the OECD recognising a significant global slowdown in the appetite of nations to adopt CO2-reducing policies, on Wednesday, the Liberal Party is set to agree...
The weekend brought news that marked not just the loss of two towering figures in Australian public life, but the closing of a chapter in how...
Australians used to feel pride about our capacity to laugh at ourselves. We don’t anymore. Until recently, we loved our sunburnt country with a deep red...
Last week, I joined the world’s largest gathering of the nuclear sector, the World Nuclear Exhibition (WNE) in Paris. Over three days, 25,000 delegates filled the...
I have six large, decorative but functional candles at the ready. The lights going out are the least of my concerns in a power blackout. The...