Labor’s six-figure student caps won’t solve a thing People are angry about Labor’s plan to cap international students at 270,000 in 2025, saying that such drastic cuts will hurt universities. And...
Immigration is a working class issue - and it deserves representation My dad was a union man. He was the secretary for the Plumbers Union Queensland, and I spent a good part of my early life at...
Is conservatism cool again? Well, not really, no. But “something is happening out there,” according to Reform leader Nigel Farage. Launching his election campaign last week, Farage hinted of a...
The growing debate around international students ultimately comes down to a single question: does the government think housing for Australians is more important than education for foreign...
Since the publication of John Howard’s "The Menzies Era" almost a decade ago, there has been an unexpected revival of interest in Australia’s longest-serving prime minister. Copious podcasts,...
The Albanese government’s Future Built in Australia plan, if nothing else, has certainly caused an unexpected outbreak of bipartisanship among many of our commentariat. Erstwhile political foes...
Francesco di Petracco, better known as ‘Petrarch’, is rightly recognised as an artistic genius, the greatest scholar of his age, and one of the fathers of the Italian Renaissance. Both he and his...
Understanding National Conservatism The Economist, the British magazine well-known for its particular metropolitan liberal worldview, had a pearl-clutching cover piece last week where it bemoaned...
Like other Australian urbanites who stomp around our capital cities in their RM Williams, my current knowledge of the bush is no doubt less than it should be. It’s not that I can’t claim a...