Summoning Magna Carta: Now on Sale
Summoning Magna Carta: Freedom’s Symbol Over a Millennium, is the follow-up to Magna Carta: The Tax Revolt That Gave Us Liberty, written by John Roskam and Chris Berg, and released in...
Cultural Cleansing
Those of us who would normally undertake a yearly pilgrimage to Europe for a much-needed injection of Old World culture, but who find ourselves imprisoned here by our own government,…
Originally appeared in The Spectator Australia
Poll: Australians Reject Politically Correct War On Christmas
A new poll of 1,038 Australians commissioned by free market think tank the Institute of Public Affairs finds that Australians thoroughly reject the politically correct censorship of the...
Wishing “Happy Holidays” Part Of A Weird Controlling Desire
You may have noticed in the days leading up to Christmas that many businesses are now wishing you a very politically correct ‘Happy Holidays’ instead of ‘Merry Christmas.’ This import…
Originally appeared in The Daily Telegraph
Cross-Curriculum Priorities and the Teaching of History in NSW
The Institute of Public Affairs is committed to undertaking research to promote the importance of Western Civilisation in Australian society. The Foundations of Western Civilisation Program was...
ANU Students Want To Ban Churchill – But With No Traumatic Debate, Please
Australia’s preeminent university, Australian National University is the latest institution to take part in the importation of cancel culture, with the university student association’s...
Originally appeared in The Spectator Australia
ABC Enforces Divisive Identity Politics In Leaked Document
An internal ABC document obtained by free market think tank the Institute of Public Affairs has exposed the divisive identity politics that is being forced onto mainstream Australians by...
Vision Of Justice
‘Justice is the end [goal] of government. It is the end of civil society,’ argued James Madison, one of the Founding Fathers and the fourth president of the United States,…
Originally appeared in The Spectator Australia
Don’t Know Much About…
Yesterday Education Minister Dan Tehan announced that university students will now be paying up to $14,500 per year to study the humanities, an increase of over 110 per cent. On…
Originally appeared in The Daily Telegraph
The Tyranny Of The Righteous Mob
“Like Saturn, the Revolution devours its children” is a phrase relevant to what’s happening to universities, media organisations, and even to fashionably “woke”...
Originally appeared in Australian Financial Review
Why We Erect Statues – And Should Keep Them There
Amid a world that seems hell-bent on tearing down statues in a cathartic frenzy, it is worth sparing a moment to reflect on why we erected those statues in the…
Originally appeared in The Spectator Australia
How The Coronavirus Response Shows We Have Lost Our Fundamental Values
Australia’s response to the coronavirus threat reveals that we have lost our fundamental values. While our nation is faced with what is arguably the most significant peacetime threat since...
Originally appeared in The Spectator Australia