Without substantial NATO assistance it is hard to see the Ukrainians maintaining their battlefield ascendancy. By Tony Abbott.
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Anthony Albanese’s complacency puts Labor at risk of repeating previous pre-election mistakes. By Nick Cater.
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The rise of social media has fractured Australian politics as voters seek confirmation bias within their own echo chambers. By Nick Cater.
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The government’s changed posture on China represents its most fundamental and profound policy shift in a decade, argues Christian Porter as he delivers his valedictory speech.
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Father of the House Kevin Andrews calls for federation reform and laments the blight of identity politics as he reflects on his three decades in parliament.
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Member for Willoughby Tim James gives voice to the enduring principles of Australian Liberalism as he delivers his maiden speech to the NSW Parliament.
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A robust sovereign industrial capability is integral to strengthening Australia’s national security at a time of increasing global uncertainty. By Melissa Price.
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Our court system is not the right arena for climate change activism. By Nick Cater.
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Women and girls who want certainty and safety in sport are facing hostility for daring to request what was once an unequivocal right. By Claire Chandler.
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Australia is making headway in the national security arena and our AUKUS alliance partners are following our lead. By James Paterson.
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Omicron is evidently milder than earlier strains yet many in positions of power are reluctant to take their fingers off the panic button. By Nick Cater.
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Russian aggression is ushering in a new economic era in which national security and economic security are intrinsically linked. By Josh Frydenberg.
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The secret to an effective military is technological prowess rather than personnel numbers. By Jessica Ride.
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The laptop class needs to confront actual threats unfolding in real time instead of self-flagellating over perceived sins of the past. By Nick Cater.
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An overwhelming fear of being ridiculed for simply holding contrarian views is turning young conservative women off public life. By Sophie Jefferies.
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A divided and impotent West must respond more strongly to the real and present threat that Russia and China pose to the liberal order. By Tony Abbott.
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The conflation of anti-mandate protests with terrorism has consequences. By Nick Cater.
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WA’s current regime of vaccine mandates makes no sense, especially at this stage of the pandemic. By Gemma Tognini.
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