Confidential Daily Comment
Where’s Our Charlie Kirk?
Why Australian Conservatism Needs a Firebrand for the Next Generation
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Confidential Daily Comment
The Drums of War
All signs point to an escalation in global conflict. That will have serious consequences for Australia.
Politics & Current Affairs
Inflation Pops
It was only a matter of time until the inflation rate reflected what every shopper has known. Prices are rising and household budgets are under pressure.
Weekly Dose of Common Sense
The Left's Glorious Meltdown
Once a doyen of the left, Elon Musk is now public enemy number one because he has backed free speech with his own money.
Politics & Current Affairs
Bad Call from the Basement
The lack of policy consistency from Labor suggests they are detail lazy under expectation of an easy electoral victory.
Confidential Daily Comment
The Fortress of Freedom
That given by government is a tool of enslavement. Far better to build your own fortress of freedom.
Politics & Current Affairs
Goading the CCP
Publicly saying we should prepare for war is a dangerous game to play for political advantage.
Confidential Daily Comment
Today We Give Thanks
Today we commemorate those who have served and fallen in defence of our nation. ANZAC day is a day that should bring us all together in gratitude for their service.
Bernardi Program
Cancelling Censorship Culture
Censorship is about control by the elites. We all need to push back against this insidious threat.
Confidential Daily Comment
Price Versus Value
Financial opportunity knocks when most people don't want to answer the door. That's why you need to understand the concept of price versus value.
Politics & Current Affairs
Politics is a Brutal Business
The confected outrage over an innocent comment underlines how brutal the business of politics can be.
Confidential Daily Comment
The Libs of Tik Tok
One woman's fight to expose the rabid left has seen her fall victim to unethical and dangerous treatment by an establishment media outlet.
Politics & Current Affairs
The Less Than Great Debate
No big winners but the country could be the loser judging by the first political debate of this election.