From Essendon to the army the ‘Christians not welcome’ sign is up
Those calling for more tolerance have been shown to be viciously intolerant and Christian males are baring the brunt of it, writes Piers Akerman.
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Meloni won’t bow to shrill identity politics
The prospect of Italian politician Giorgia Meloni becoming Italian prime minister has sent the progressive world into a tailspin.
Division based on racial heritage has no place in modern Australia
Abhorrent racial profiling in WWII universally condemned yet we are now being urged to accept race as a determinant for education, health, welfare, housing and political representation, writes Piers Akerman.
CSIRO often gets it right but on nuclear technology it has failed
The CSIRO’s high standards have been seriously questioned in an expert report into its handling of renewables which overstates the cost of nuclear energy and understates the cost of renewables.
Queen’s sense of duty matched only by her sense of humour
Queen Elizabeth II reigned over the Commonwealth with dignity, poise and a sense of duty forged in the fires of war. But Piers Akerman most fondly remembers her wicked sense of humour
Indigenous Voice a mask for the real issues in remote communities
Those with vested interests in the Indigenous industry, the woke and the wannabe-seen-to-be virtuous have embraced the concept of a Voice inserted into the Constitution, but it won’t impact those that need the most help, writes Piers Akerman.
Albanese’s Morrison inquiry nothing but a show trial
It has been revealed that Scott Morrison’s decision to take on extra ministries was within the bounds of the constitution, which means Anthony Albanese is pursuing the former PM for only one reason.
ScoMo hysteria distraction from a real and present danger
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese’s hysteria over former Prime Minister Scott Morrison’s bizarre behaviour is a distraction from the real and present danger facing Australia – China.
Union thugs pulling Labor’s strings
There haven’t been so many union-badged thugs swaggering through the parliamentary corridors since ACTU protesters ran riot through the capital building in 1996, writes Piers Akerman.
The numbers don’t lie, nuclear is our best bet
The push for emissions reduction will not make a jot of difference to the Earth’s climate. Instead, Aussies will be forced to choose between eating and heating their homes, writes Piers Akerman.
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