News the voting age would drop to 16 in the UK was met with furious agreement by leftie pollies here. Joe Hildebrand explores why they think it’s a good idea to let those who can’t drive a car or buy a beer vote.
It appears gorging at the public trough has left Mark Latham with nothing but a bellyful of hate – or maybe he simply doesn’t care, writes Joe Hildebrand.
The appalling assault of a naked mentally ill woman by two police officers in Western Sydney has sent shockwaves through the city.But should we really be so surprised, asks Joe Hildebrand.
Woke or not, one thing is for sure, Superman is the most unifying force we have seen on this planet since another man swung by two thousand years ago, writes Joe Hildebrand.
The real cause of anti-Semitism in Australia isn’t that it’s legal, because it’s not. The real problem is that it’s cool, writes Joe Hildebrand.
A set at Glastonbury sparked a new trend that is sweeping the world: calling for the death of Jews. Those taking part likely care very little about Palestinians, writes Joe Hildebrand.
Universities are breeding a generation of doctrinaire elites who think they are radicals while possessing all the privileges of the establishment – meanwhile, you can’t get a plumber for love or money, writes Joe Hildebrand.
Gone are the days where muddy hippies would celebrate peace and love at festivals. This year, Glastonbury showcased hatred and division, writes Joe Hildebrand.
Despite having much sympathy for the ABC and Antoinette Lattouf, both engaged in some pretty atomic-level silliness long before the final atom was split by this week’s judgment, writes Joe Hildebrand.
This Budget is a self-congratulatory celebration of the painfully pointy-headed. No big cash splash, no big bottom-line blowout, just slow and steady spending restraint and a pathway back to surplus, writes Joe Hildebrand.
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