The Madness Didn’t Land on Barren Soil
Wokeness can name sin endlessly but it can’t forgive a single one. At the foot of the cross the ground is level. No one stands higher for their ancestry, and no one is condemned for it.
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When Everything Becomes a Mental Illness
If we medicalise too much of ordinary life, we risk not only treating what does not need treatment but also losing sight of those who desperately do.
Bang for Our Buck?
In an era where the public demands rigorous accountability and tangible returns on political spending, a dramatic performance is simply not enough.
Splitting Your Vote – It’s the Only Way
The latest 1News poll tells us what we’ve known for a while. National can only get back to power through its electorate MPs.
Don’t Make Me Beg
GOG: I knew you’d take her side. I just see them as Ronnie Corbett digressions to get a laugh. Tom: Did you tell her that? GOG: I did, but she has never heard of The Two Ronnies.
It’s Time for the Courts to Intervene
Nurse Amy Gallagher was forced out of an NHS training course for refusing to relinquish her belief in colour-blind meritocracy. It’s time, she says, for the courts to intervene and end this woke campaign of victimisation.
An Example of a Critical Resource Shortage
It’s tough news for anyone with an electricity bill. But you can also be on the other side of it and make money from this trend. When supply and demand is so fundamentally unbalanced, the companies that produce these scarce resources tend to perform extremely well.
CDC Recommends Off-Label Covid Vaccines for the Healthy
Many of Kennedy’s supporters endured censorship, professional repercussions and public ridicule for questioning whether healthy children should receive Covid vaccines. They expected his appointment to bring a decisive change in policy. For many, this will feel like betrayal.
The Elites and an Imaginary War
As the warnings about Russia grow louder, the public is being told to fear more, question less and prepare for war.
When the Inclusion Stops at Israelis
Nationality is not culpability. Shalev Biton did not need Adidas to endorse his politics. He did not need it to endorse the IDF. He needed one shoe. Adidas should never have apologised for selling it to him.
Where Have All the Visionaries Gone?
Australia remains one of the luckiest countries on Earth. Resources, agriculture, skills, institutions, capital and proximity to Asia. We don’t lack opportunity. We lack a destination.
Who Won the Election Campaign Opening?
When National cannot turn out 1,235 supporters for the prime minister and Labour does not believe Chris Hipkins can attract more than 690, there is a lack of enthusiasm in both parties.
All Smoke, Mirrors – And Supermarkets
National side-steps the economic drivers they actually control.
They Don’t Make TV Ads Like They Used To
British TV adverts were once worth watching, capturing the public’s imagination even as they drove product sales. Now all we get is forgettable DEI box ticking, says Alexander McKibbin.
Looking for Climate Activists, but Found Communists
We came to New York prepared to debate climate radicals in the streets. For most of the week, we couldn’t find them. So eventually we found some communists instead. And we brought the climate debate to them.