It is irrelevant who a judge votes for. What matters is their views on what issues should be properly decided by a democratically elected parliament rather than the courts. By Senator James Paterson
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The true message from Eden-Monaro is that elections are won by appealing to the quiet Australians. By Nick Cater.
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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 level of defence spending must be determined by the level of strategic risk. By Senator Jim Molan
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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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Rather than recognising dire fiscal realities, one interest group after the other is clamouring for greater and more prolonged handouts. By Henry Ergas.
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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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Anthony Albanese has rightfully dumped his predecessor’s climate policies. But what is he replacing them with? By Tim James.
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Sitting atop the Victorian Government’s legions of public servants is a growing band of highly paid unelected bosses doing the jobs of Ministers. By James Mathias.
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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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Lawyers who pay almost no tax and produce nothing are making obscene profits from other people’s misfortune. By James Mathias.
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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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A flood of foreign investment in our legal system is turning us into a nation of litigants. By Nick Cater
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Australian class action lawsuits are attracting profit-gougers from overseas at the expense of the people who can afford it least, the plaintiffs. By Nick Cater.
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White politicians subsidised remote Aboriginal housing, condemning generations to unemployment and dysfunction. The same people need to repair the damage. By Henry Ergas.
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Universities that profit from overseas students should shoulder the risk if they walk away. By Nick Cater
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Hong Kong once symbolised the hope that Chinese tyranny could be softened by freedom and prosperity. The world now knows otherwise. By Nick Cater.
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A development proposed for the West Basin of Lake Burley Griffin was not part of Menzies’ plan for our national capital. By David Furse-Roberts.
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