Every time a woke movement hits its peak and begins to recede, the energy seems to pause. Centrists and conservatives breathe a sigh of relief and declare: Wokeness is over! But it never is. The energy hasn’t disappeared, it has simply migrated to a new home.
Liberals face an existential choice: adapt – and bring in more women into positions of power – or perish as a political force.
When the population equivalent of the city of Hobart is landing in Australia in the space of a month, we shouldn’t be surprised when Australians find it hard to secure a rental.
This scandal marks the first time in Australian history healthcare workers have openly declared their intent to murder patients based on nationality.
Jews are seen as too successful to be victims, making anti-Semitism into what some view as legitimate political protest. But left-wing leaders are blind to hatred born of envy.
John Setka and Lidia Thorpe engage in intimidating behaviour then claim persecution when faced with consequences. Now that the ‘traumatised’ ex-CFMEU boss is looking to get his hands on some compo, will the Senator follow suit?
The election wasn’t just a victory for Trump. It was a victory for a way of seeing the world that many thought dead.
If the state government’s proposed anti-vilification changes proceed, Victorians will lose their right to free speech, setting a precedent for the entire country.
The government’s misinformation bill is an attempt to bargain its way back to a past where it held greater sway over public opinion.
Whoever is running the Liberal’s PR strategy is doing a woeful job. They’re unable to explain to young people why their standards of living are in decline.
Original URL: https://www.theaustralian.com.au/author/claire-lehmann