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Hero Aussie Has Gun Licence Revoked
NSW Premier Chris Minns praised Keith as a ‘hero’ after the incident, but the Labor leader was criticised in parliament this week by Shooters Fishers and Farmers MP Mark Banasiak, who revealed Keith’s gun licence has now been revoked.
National Is the ‘Party of Business’
National doesn’t need complex market interventions for a political resurgence – it needs clear, foundational principles. The party could trigger an immediate surge in the polls by drawing a permanent line under race-based funding.
Buckling Under the Rising Populist Threat
What to do when demonization, lawfare, and cultural indoctrination will no longer save you from your own deeply loathed policies?
Displaying Names of Islamic Terrorists for Jewish New Year
Whatever your view on Israel’s actions, it should surely have been embarrassingly obvious to CofE employees that holding a display of this kind, at this particular period of the Jewish calendar, would be widely seen as perpetrating a deliberate open insult against Jews. Yet they didn’t. Why?
Purging Normal People From the Workplace
Females wanting to conserve women’s rights, conservative Christians, and straight white men in general are increasingly being excluded from employment and wider Australian society.
Now Parliamentary Licence With a Halo
The serjeant is still there. The standards are not. Where does it end? When every sitting needs him. And he is attacked as a symbol of colonial oppression. Our Parliament becomes a rabble and Westminster is lost.
The Golden Age Is Over
The golden age when a woman with her newborn babe could walk throughout the Principality of Piddington, from edge to edge, without receiving any harm, may be coming to a close.
Acres of Skin
A young doctor looked at a prison full of men and saw a field to harvest. The cream in your medicine cabinet came out of a prison experiment.
How I Fell Out With Julie Burchill
The Modern Review is coming to Substack with an online archive plus new original content. Read about how the famed ‘low culture’ magazine came crashing down when Julie Burchill plotted a coup with her new lesbian lover.