Month: May 2026

The Senate inquiry into gas company profits has produced one word that deserves to follow the industry forever: uninvestable. It is what the gas lobby calls Australia when anyone suggests they pay a fair rate […]

In a statement that caused historians to briefly consider early retirement, Donald Trump has declared himself “the most powerful person to ever live.” The announcement was delivered with trademark confidence, minimal irony, and the quiet […]

Sadly, the left has a long record of devouring itself at the worst possible moments. From the bloody purges and power struggles that followed the Russian Revolution, to the great Labor splits in Australia, to […]

In today’s editorial, The Saturday Paper calls out the hoary myth that Pauline Hanson’s party, One Nation, speaks for the battler. The argument is simple: the party has long posed as the voice of ordinary […]

2.5.26 Global Sumud Flotilla Aussies Update Australians who were held in Israeli custody for over 30 hours, have spoken out about threats, violence, beatings and abuse. Six Australians were captured by Israeli Defence Forces in […]

Continued from Chapter 6 The Long Patrol: Rome and the Stoic Emperor As told by Elohim, the Mother of all things. Transcribed from the eternal archives by her Son, The Sentinel. I. The Crossing After […]

By Jack Arnold Voters in the Farrer NSW federal electorate face a clear choice on 9 May 2026. On one side is local Independent candidate Michelle Milthorpe – an educated, community-focused woman with family ties to […]

Some recent studies of adolescent health found that depression and anxiety are becoming more common in teenagers. It’s attributed to personal factors like suffering loneliness and bullying. And I certainly don’t doubt the importance of […]

From our archives, April 21, 2017: Drafting a straightforward list of Australian values didn’t take much effort on my part back in 2017. It was a stark contrast to the reactions of Malcolm Turnbull and […]

Making policy headway towards a Social Democratic society is always challenging in Australia despite the Labor’s landslide election victory in May 2025. The Albanese Government must adjust to a political world dominated by the power […]

The End Stage of an Ideology Thirty years ago, politicians of both major parties promised that deregulation, privatisation and the “magic of the market” would make Australia prosperous, efficient and secure. They sold off public […]

Louts pressing false claims, faux principled types seeking to score successes against clearly useless targets. Jules Hurst, in trying to discharge the duties of the comptroller, had some news for members of the House Armed […]