Essential Reading

Insights from Quadrant
Insights from Quadrant

A night withQuadrant and the Danube Institute

Quadrant and the Danube Institute, the leading centre-right think tank in Central Europe, have joined forces to bring you a lively debate in Sydney’s Fullerton Hotel on Monday, April8,  from 5pm on The Populist Moment and the Centre Right.

Speakers include Tony Abbott, Paul Kelly, David Martin Jones and Istvan Kiss.

Book via this link or call (03) 8317 8147.

Insights from Quadrant

Here are some Quadrant book releases with direct links to our online store.

Gary Johns Burden of Culture book coverThe Burden of Culture
Gary Johns

Aboriginal politics are now dominated by demands for reconciliation, self-determination, and acknowledgment of culture. But these concepts – defined and promoted by an urban elite of educated Aboriginal activists – hide the bigger truth that most people of Aboriginal descent today are already integrated. Order here

Romancing the Primitive
by William J. Lines

This book is about civilisation’s discontents, those who have idealised people outside of civilisation, imagining they lead happy, fulfilling lives at peace with one another and in harmony with the world around them. Order here

Beating France to Botany Bay
by Margaret Cameron-Ash

The reason French isn’t Australia’s native tongue? Well, it was a close run thing, as Margaret Cameron-Ash details in her page-turning account of the race between superpowers that would determine if the Union Jack or Tricoleur claimed the Great South Land. Order here

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The Persecution of George Pell
by Keith Windschuttle

Had it not been for the High Court, an innocent man might still be in prison for a ‘crime’ that simply could not have been committed as VicPol’s stitch-up of an investigation insisted. Windschuttle lays bare the travesty of Pell’s persecution in a forensic examination of what may well be the most appalling legal and media lynching in living memory. Order here

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Bitter Harvest
by Peter O’Brien

Fauxborigine Bruce Pascoe was pocketing awards and prizes all over when O’Brien picked up his Dark Emu ‘truer history’ and realised within a few pages that it was not merely a work of slipshod scholarship but, far worse than that, a brazen confection written in the ink of bare-faced gall. Order here

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And for a final treat, why not become a Quadrant subscriber?

 

Essential Reading

Insights from Quadrant
Insights from Quadrant

A night withQuadrant and the Danube Institute

Quadrant and the Danube Institute, the leading centre-right think tank in Central Europe, have joined forces to bring you a lively debate in Sydney’s Fullerton Hotel on Monday, April8,  from 5pm on The Populist Moment and the Centre Right.

Speakers include Tony Abbott, Paul Kelly, David Martin Jones and Istvan Kiss.

Book via this link or call (03) 8317 8147.

Insights from Quadrant

Here are some Quadrant book releases with direct links to our online store.

Gary Johns Burden of Culture book coverThe Burden of Culture
Gary Johns

Aboriginal politics are now dominated by demands for reconciliation, self-determination, and acknowledgment of culture. But these concepts – defined and promoted by an urban elite of educated Aboriginal activists – hide the bigger truth that most people of Aboriginal descent today are already integrated. Order here

Romancing the Primitive
by William J. Lines

This book is about civilisation’s discontents, those who have idealised people outside of civilisation, imagining they lead happy, fulfilling lives at peace with one another and in harmony with the world around them. Order here

Beating France to Botany Bay
by Margaret Cameron-Ash

The reason French isn’t Australia’s native tongue? Well, it was a close run thing, as Margaret Cameron-Ash details in her page-turning account of the race between superpowers that would determine if the Union Jack or Tricoleur claimed the Great South Land. Order here

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The Persecution of George Pell
by Keith Windschuttle

Had it not been for the High Court, an innocent man might still be in prison for a ‘crime’ that simply could not have been committed as VicPol’s stitch-up of an investigation insisted. Windschuttle lays bare the travesty of Pell’s persecution in a forensic examination of what may well be the most appalling legal and media lynching in living memory. Order here

_________________

Bitter Harvest
by Peter O’Brien

Fauxborigine Bruce Pascoe was pocketing awards and prizes all over when O’Brien picked up his Dark Emu ‘truer history’ and realised within a few pages that it was not merely a work of slipshod scholarship but, far worse than that, a brazen confection written in the ink of bare-faced gall. Order here

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And for a final treat, why not become a Quadrant subscriber?