Menzies’ relationship with the Jewish community provides valuable insights into how Australia evolved in the post-war years to become a more open and culturally vibrant society. By David Furse-Roberts
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Leading Conservative thinker and former European MEP Daniel Hannan on the erosion of freedoms and rule of law under the pretext of tackling a pandemic.
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Whatever the threats posed by COVID-19, they are dwarfed by the dangers of bypassing democracy, as Daniel Andrews is doing right now. By Nick Cater
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Victoria’s illiberal lockdown could have irreversible consequences for our democratic traditions. By Nick Cater
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What Labor, the unions and certain journalists have failed to understand is that the philosophies and policy prescriptions of Reagan and Thatcher remain as relevant today as ever. By Will Jefferies.
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The Menzies government knew that enduring prosperity could only be based on individual initiative and self-reliance. By Henry Ergas.
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Having struggled to bestow the values of previous generations on the young, we should not be surprised if they emerge as confused and uncertain adults. By Nick Cater
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It is well past time for people to stop kowtowing, stop apologising, and start vigorously defending the virtues and values of our free and liberal civilisation. By Peter Baldwin.
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And they should matter to us too. By David Furse-Roberts
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We have to talk about cancel culture, says author Lionel Shriver in a podcast interview with Nick Cater
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The left’s distortion of the race debate has created a culture of fear and loathing ... and it’s time for writers, artists, publishers and broadcasters to make a stand. By Nick Cater.
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When everything is seen the prism of race we begin to lose touch with our humanity. By Nick Cater
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Balanced and informed history demands acceptance of the inconvenient fact colonial Australia was not the fatal shore but a land of redemption. By Nick Cater.
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At a time of extraordinary disruption and distrust around the world, matters of safety, civil order and justice, are even more precious.
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Australia’s success has nothing to do with multiculturalism, says Tony Pasin MP, a self-declared ‘wog’ and descendant of Italian migrants.
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The key principle behind Robert Menzies’ Forgotten People speech, delivered in this day in 1942, remains unchanged: people who work together prosper together. By Paul Ritchie.
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Globalists believe borders inhibit humanity’s progress. But they overlook the benefits our natural inclination to build fences, both real and metaphoric. By Frank Furedi.
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Cardinal George Pell was denied the presumption of innocence, a deeply Christian principle.
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