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Bonfire of the racial vanities

by Andrew Bolt

November 3, 2011

“Yes, it’s about my case - and it’s the account that’s got closest to describing the full and sinister farce.”

Singing in the West

by Philippa Martyr

November 2, 2011

David Hobson and Teddy Tahu Rhodes in concert. Both exercise a strong pull factor for women of a certain age: Hobson verges on the Liberace school, while all Rhodes has to do is take off his shirt.

I came, I saw, I CHOGM’d

by Philippa Martyr

October 31, 2011

Well, thank goodness that’s over – although here in Perth we are confiding to each other that it turned out to be a lot more fun that any of us expected.

Gone to Bali?

by John Izzard

October 31, 2011

Where were the protesters? Where were all the indignantaries? The party poopers?

Shambles on the Left

by Peter Smith

October 31, 2011

The OWS protesters and those copying them in other parts of the world have been criticised for being incoherent. In fact, they are truly representative of the Left.

The Battle of Qantas

by Steven Kates

October 30, 2011

No one should count on is some kind of good sense and fair play by the unions involved. It will come down to what they think they can get away with and nothing else. The public be damned is the only principle unions have ever known.

Global Animosity Club

by Royston Mitchell

October 27, 2011

The latest episode of the left's default position – when in doubt, hate – is the attempt to prevent the Israel Research Forum at Sydney University next week.

Upset intellectuals

by John Izzard

October 25, 2011

Who’s upsetting the great intellectuals of Australia?

IMF quackery

by Peter Smith

October 24, 2011

The simple economic message for governments and individuals that have systematically spent more than their incomes is to cut back their spending and save more. This will not send economies into a tailspin as feared by the IMF.

The gimme-gimme protests

by John Dawson

October 24, 2011

Capitalists don’t take their wealth from society - they make it. Consequently they have no “corporate social responsibility” to give their wealth back to society. The billions Steve Jobs left in Apple’s coffers were not taken from anyone.

Foley falls flat

by Patrick McCauley

October 21, 2011

Gary Foley, the sixty-one year old, enters to great enthusiasm and applause. There is nothing at the Melbourne Festival that is not loud leftwing and multicultural. So inclusive, it has all become exclusive.

Rebels without the cause

by Michael Galak

October 21, 2011

They just came for fun - to demand equality, equanimity, equitability, and, possibly extraterritoriality and exhumation.

Money illusion malady

by Peter Smith

October 18, 2011

President Obama, Warren Buffett, Bill Gates, Harry Belafonte and Sean Penn suffer from money illusion.

Crikey's QuadRANT

October 17, 2011

Poor old Crikey, its taken them 7 months to catch up with a Quadrant article.

Achievement in brutality

by Michael Galak

October 17, 2011

Gilad Shalit, an Israeli soldier captured by Hamas while on patrol more than five years ago, is going home as a result of prisoner exchange. This exchange is ultimately wrong.

Borgia bliss-kiss!

by John Izzard

October 14, 2011

It’s not The West Wing we should be watching to get the new slant on politics and how to run a country. No! The TV series to watch is The Borgias.

By the minority, for the minority

by Philippa Martyr

October 14, 2011

This week, a mere 60 ordinary Australians paid a protest visit to Canberra and secured the undivided attention of no less than 40 MPs. They had come to ask for gay marriage legislation.

Dependency, all that's Left

by Peter Smith

October 13, 2011

The carbon tax gives to government the power to take away and to give. It fits perfectly in the worldview of today’s Left.

Australia condemns Coptic persecution

by Peter Day

October 13, 2011

The Australian parliament unanimously condemned the ‘persecution’ of Coptic Christians in Egypt, and called on the Government to make ‘immediate’ representations on the Coptic issue both to the UN and to the Egyptian government.

Time to speak up is now!

by Peter Day

October 12, 2011

When in Egypt, Kevin Rudd said not a word regarding the appalling treatment of the Copts by the Mubarak regime. Thursday’s vote expressing support for the Copts gives the foreign minister and the government to which he belongs an opportunity to make amends.