Time to say bye-bye to the wokerati’s bullying tactics
On Australia Day, Sydney’s Circular Quay, between the magnificent Harbour Bridge and the Opera House, was thronged with Australians of …
Culture & Society Commentaries
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Civic virtue or vice
As the sun rises on national Australia Day celebrations, it will hardly dispel the long shadow of intolerance cast by …
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‘Woke is broke’ as a conservative tide travels around the Western world
It has become obvious to all but the most ideologically obdurate that a conservative tide is travelling around the western …
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Cancer warning labels on wine? Put a cork in it
The US Surgeon General’s proposal to slap cancer warnings on wine bottles is the latest salvo in the ongoing public …
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Citizenship based on rights won’t restore nation’s civil society
As the new year opens, discussion heats up about contenders for Australian of the Year. Announced on Australia Day, the …
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State-sanctioned ‘truth’ is still a danger under the Greens and teals
Australia dodged a bullet this year when the federal government withdrew its contentious legislation to regulate misinformation. The danger, though, …
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Warning Australia: wrong way, go back
As we approach year’s end, there is growing fear that Australia is foundering. Cost of living pressures mount; interest rates …
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Disagree with Antoinette Lattouf, but silencing her wasn’t the answer
Friday marks one year since the ABC sacked journalist Antoinette Lattouf. By reflecting the intolerant times we live in, the episode has been …
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Freedom of speech not protected through censorship
The federal government’s decision this week to withdraw its legislation requiring social media companies to regulate misinformation represents a victory …
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War on misinformation doomed to fail: tariffs a case in point
Experts in misinformation will no doubt be closely following the extraordinary claims being thrown around during the US election, for …