The Public’s Right to Know
Many Australians were quite rightly horrified by the cattle cruelty taking place in some Indonesian abattoirs that was exposed on
Smothered by Political Correctness
The decision to overturn the conviction of niqab-wearing Carnita Matthews on the basis that her facial veil prohibited positive identification
Whatever It Takes
From my time in business I know there is a huge difference between running a business and marketing a product.
As Safe as Houses?
One can never be sure about exactly what will catch the public eye. However, there are some odds-on issues almost
Labor Off Target
The credibility gulf between what the Gillard Government says and actually does continues to widen. This time it is the
The Perfect Storm
The sense of gloom among everyday Australians seems to be spreading. So too is the sense of disillusionment in their
Making a Difference
Last week I addressed a Rotary Club function in regional South Australia. As these are apolitical events I spoke about
Sideshow Tim
Even the most trusting person could consider the marriage plans of first bloke Tim Mathieson as a confected and calculated
Osama bin Laden
I have not mourned for a moment over the killing of one of history’s most evil and deranged killers.
Spectator Diary
This article was published in The Spectator Australia I have read and heard so much about the radical social and
The Budget, Borders and Broken Promises
Ahead of the federal budget, the government has selectively leaked some details to the mainstream media. This is part of
I Hate to Say It, But…
Sometimes the most obvious consequences of actions are lost on even the most skilled of analysts. This often allows those