Confidential Daily Comment
When the Outsider Takes the Wheel
Senator Matthew Canavan, the rebel the Nationals once rejected, is now their leader. That speaks volumes.
Current Affairs
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Current Affairs
The Insanity of the Left
The absurdity of the Left to enforce exclusive inclusiveness knows no limits. it would be laughable if it wasn't all so serious
Current Affairs
Planning for 2021
Failing to plan is akin to having a plan to fail. While we never know what the future holds, there are some foreseeable trends that can help you in 2021.
Current Affairs
Vaccine Eugenics
The Coronavirus pandemic has given licence to ideas long consigned to the dustbin of history. Now racial eugenics to promote 'equality' is on the agenda.
Current Affairs
Ask Me Anything 10 - now closed
Q&A now closed. Will open another one up soon. Thanks for the questions.
Current Affairs
There is No Vaccine for Stupidity
Business people specialise in measuring risk versus reward. A group of them recently rendered a unanimous verdict on a global question.
Current Affairs
Under Promise and Over Deliver
Building a better business means over-delivering on your promises. Two experiences this week showed not every business follows that mantra.
Current Affairs
Time to Move
Realising the sale of one asset raises questions of how best to redeploy funds. In an uncertain world, the choice is far from clear.
Politics & Current Affairs
Communist Coercion
The Chinese state has gone rogue and demonstrated they are simply the gangsters of international relations.
Politics & Current Affairs
Triggs' Hate Speech Dream Realised
Only a total tyrant would try to legislate what an individual could say in private conversation in their own home. Say hello to Big Brother.
Current Affairs
Some Inconvenient Truths
A lot of knowledge can be gleaned by what others would prefer to keep hidden.
Current Affairs
The Whiners of Woke
There is something strangely satisfying about triggering the irrational rage of leftists. There should be an award for those who outrage them the most over seemingly nothing.