Kids at school deserve better than a politicised environment THE authors of the radical new National Curriculum being proposed by the Australian Curriculum and Assessments Reporting Authority (ACARA) are so…
IT’S your fault, Melburnians. Your selfish and reckless failure to get a Covid test every time you sneeze is the cause of the most recent lockdowns. That is the message…
It is an injustice that turtles are blown up in the Gulf of Mexico because American oil companies choose a particular and inappropriate method for undertaking surveys before setting explosives….
Melbourne’s fourth lockdown was supposed to finish last Thursday. After a week of restrictions, Melburnians were supposed to have their freedoms restored. But on Thursday, the state of Victoria, which…
Strap on your masks and break out the hand sanitiser – The Dan Show is back for a fourth season, sans Dan! Debuting in March 2020, The Dan Show follows bumbling anti-hero Dan Andrews as…
For 6.6 million Victorians the cycle of lockdowns begins again. Schools closed, business shut, and the life of communities asphyxiated. And as Victorians know by now, after a total of more than…
All manner of modern manias are consuming Australia, and the way to fix this is to stand for reality. Among the many classic scenes in Life of Brian is the…
The voters in Upper Hunter may have elected a pro-coal candidate nine days ago, but it remains to be seen whether the result is a victory for coal jobs. Pro-coal members of the…
The draft national curriculum for schools is seeking to teach the next generation of Australians a progressive and utopian view of global citizenship, just as the global COVID-19 shutdown and the resurgence…
Britain is returning to normal. Restrictions remain but friends are reunited. Pubs are open and the cultural institutions that make Britain Britain are open to the public again. Thanks to…
“There have been some big winners from the pandemic – and after a year defined by widespread sacrifice, it’s only fair they pay their share.” These were the words of…
Thirty years ago the author, journalist and one-time adviser to Margaret Thatcher, John O’Sullivan, described the behavioural tendencies of non-profit and philanthropic organisations. “O’Sullivan’s First Law” is “All organisations that…