Category Archives: spreading the News

CPAC tests Libs The Spectator Australia Getty Images The Spectator Australia 8 October 2022 9:00 AM First up, we can all agree that the Australian Conservative Political Action Conference held last weekend at Sydney’s International Convention Centre in Darling Harbour was an outstanding success. The event, over two days, and including a wonderful gala dinnerContinue reading “Leading article Australia“

The Jacinta juggernaut Tina Faulk Screenshot CPAC via ADHTV Tina Faulk 6 October 2022 7:00 AM ‘My word she’s good.’ The comment is from the woman in the seat beside me at the Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC) that brought Americans, Brits, and Australians together in Sydney’s International Conference Centre. It came after we tookContinue reading “Flat White“

Only a fool would ditch the Crown Nicholas Tam Getty Images Nicholas Tam 27 September 2022 8:00 AM The criticism of last week’s National Day of Mourning for Her Late Majesty Queen Elizabeth II, and the media coverage of the most-watched news event in history, is emblematic of the petulant pettifoggery of the republican movementContinue reading “Flat White“

A new ‘welcome to country’ Kevin Donnelly Getty Images Kevin Donnelly 6 October 2022 9:00 AM The Indigenous Welcome to Country is so prevalent and widespread that it’s heard at sporting events, at the start of public meetings, during musical events, the theatre and ballet, and whenever planes land at airports. It’s even printed onContinue reading “Flat White“

The lost art of ‘truth-telling’ Beverley McArthur Getty Images Beverley McArthur 5 October 2022 4:00 AM It was a humbling experience to attend a function in Canberra’s old Parliament House recently to celebrate the 50th Anniversary of the election of Neville Bonner to the federal Parliament. Neville Bonner was the first Indigenous Australian to achieveContinue reading “Flat White“

What does it mean when Giorgia Meloni quotes G.K. Chesterton? Is it fascist or anti-fascist to quote G.K. Chesterton, or neither? Sam Leith [Getty Images] Sam Leith 1 October 2022 9:00 AM For a UK audience, the most striking moment in the new Italian PM Giorgia Meloni’s victory speech will have been that she anchoredContinue reading “Features“

The curse of conservatism The Spectator Australia Getty Images The Spectator Australia 1 October 2022 9:00 AM The election victory of Giorgia Meloni and her Brothers of Italy party came as welcome news this week. Welcome news for the world’s entirely predictable mainstream media who – and this, sadly, includes even centre-right publications in AustraliaContinue reading “Leading article Australia“

See less RUSSIA’S HISTORICAL ROOTS IN UKRAINE Russian President Vladimir Putin’s view of his country’s history is remarkably conservative. He firmly believes that Russia’s strength lies in its traditional Orthodox values. For Putin, Russia’s isolation from the globalist agenda of the western elites allows his country to preserve its Byzantine inheritance, its old Slavonic cultureContinue reading “RUSSIA’S HISTORICAL ROOTS IN UKRAINE”

Giorgia Meloni has won the Italian election and will become the first female head of state for Italy. She will also be the first right wing leader of the country since World War II. JUST IN – Italy's center-right bloc heads for election victory. Giorgia Meloni to become next prime minister — exit poll pic.twitter.com/7urRH8PKUxContinue reading “One country that has been at the forefront of the fight against globalism has been Italy.”

Conservatives fight back Across the Anglosphere the Left is under assault – except here James Allan Getty Images James Allan 24 September 2022 9:00 AM The US mid-term elections are under two months away. Forget any poll that over-samples Democrats, though bizarrely most US polls do. Barring some big political event in the next sevenContinue reading “Features Australia“

What Has the Monarchy Done For Us? Ben Pattison For 117 years, Australia – along with Canada and New Zealand, has enjoyed unparalleled political stability. Notwithstanding our Western heritage, the reason Australia is considered in the top tier of nations, while being neither militarily nor financially as powerful as our geography might suggest, is becauseContinue reading “QED”

Kerr, Whitlam and the Supremacy of the Parliament Peter O’Brien In a recent piece in The Australian,  concerning the proposition in the 1970s that the then Prince Charles might become Governor-General of Australia, Paul Kelly made the following observation concerning the dismissal of Gough Whitlam by Sir John Kerr: Kerr always knew the prime ministerContinue reading “The Dismissal”

The lost art of nation-building Australia has a shortage of thinking, not skills Jordan Knight Getty Images Jordan Knight 19 September 2022 4:00 AM If you’ve ever built something other than a political career, you will know that it takes lots of smarts and hard yakka. Building requires forward thinking, creativity, resilience, and, most importantly, aContinue reading “Flat White“

– Clare Pain, Spectator Australia, 10/9/2022. Saturday, September 10th, marks the anniversary of the banning of prescription of Ivermectin for Covid by our Therapeutic Good Administration (TGA). The story of Ivermectin is a story of the pandemic that might have been. There are doctors around the world, including Australia, who believe that, far from CovidContinue reading “Today is a significant anniversary.”

By  Dillon Burroughs • Sep 16, 2022   DailyWire.com • Tennis legend Roger Federer announced on Thursday that he is retiring from professional tennis at the age of 41. Federer shared the news in a written statement and a video on social media, marking the end of the career of one of the sport’s top athletes.Continue reading “Roger Federer Announces His Retirement From Tennis”