The hallmark of a culture afflicted by political correctness is the gulf between what people say in private and what they do in public. Republicans who dare to criticise Trump are a case in point.
Millions of Australian children spend hours on TikTok every day. Few parents would realise that it has links to the Chinese Communist Party.
Public service jobs like diversity officer, sustainability manager and sensitivity reader have proliferated in recent years. Treasurer, if you’re looking for savings, start there.
The Manly jersey saga is emblematic of a wider cultural dysfunction in which we are all constantly hectored to advertise our support for the progressive point of view.
One of the most perplexing aspects of Australia’s climate debate is the dismissive attitude towards nuclear energy of those who are most alarmed about climate change.
The massive failure in Sri Lanka provides a warning to other nations as to what can happen if overambitious green policies are pursued too rapidly.
Move over, JK Rowling. The ranks of blasphemers are growing, incuding progressives such as Bette Midler. We may just find that the era of denying female biology is coming to a close.
Some of the states implementing abortion bans also have the highest rates of death by firearm, the leading cause of death in the US for children under 19.
The battery storage required to power the whole of Australia has been estimated to cost $6.5 trillion. If this is a cost-effective solution, then God help us all.
If our leaders do not manage this situation carefully and learn from other nations, Australians may have to prepare for an energy crisis that never ends.
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