Weekly Dose of Common Sense
On Overnight Success
It often takes decades to be deemed an 'overnight success' and that maxim has been proven true once again.
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Desperate Labor Clings to Carbon for Life
Bob Brown and Julia Gillard’s carbon tax is a monument to the irrationality that so often infects beleaguered governments.
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Freedom of Speech is a Two-Way Street
The decision to place billboards proclaiming Jesus as a prophet of Islam is both provocative and insulting to Christians. However,
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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
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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
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Whatever It Takes
From my time in business I know there is a huge difference between running a business and marketing a product.
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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
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Labor Off Target
The credibility gulf between what the Gillard Government says and actually does continues to widen. This time it is the
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The Perfect Storm
The sense of gloom among everyday Australians seems to be spreading. So too is the sense of disillusionment in their
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Making a Difference
Last week I addressed a Rotary Club function in regional South Australia. As these are apolitical events I spoke about
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Sideshow Tim
Even the most trusting person could consider the marriage plans of first bloke Tim Mathieson as a confected and calculated
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Osama bin Laden
I have not mourned for a moment over the killing of one of history’s most evil and deranged killers.
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Spectator Diary
This article was published in The Spectator Australia I have read and heard so much about the radical social and