Record migration and rising ethnic enclaves are reshaping the nation faster than it can integrate, putting social cohesion and a shared identity under growing strain.
A sacred national tradition faces growing backlash as identity politics collides with remembrance.
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The ongoing revelations about the conduct of governments demonstrate they don't think the rules apply to them. You need to protect yourself now.
The rampant abuse and misuse of welfare is sending us broke. Here's just one example.
We have a confirmed dual-citizen holding a position in the Senate. Now, we are told that establishing their constitutional eligibility to do so is racist.
The Coalition are once again in a tangled policy mess. Now, they are desperately scrambling to cover another own goal.
Among the many problems confronting the West, the Demographic cliff will see a radical change in the culture and functioning of our society.
Trends can last much longer than anyone expects, but the reckoning, when it inevitably comes, is often severe and very swift.
We have so many unnecessary rules and regulations because we've abandoned the concepts of personal responsibility and using common sense.
The MAD Bill represents the madness that has infected our politics. Unfortuantley it's a bipartisan poison.
A radical idea could easily transform the way Australians holiday and help us create jobs and prosperity at home.
The political imperative for immigration trumps the interests of the Australian people. It's sewing the seeds for a radical shift in politics.
Celebrities will do almost anything for money, even endorse the singular most inept candidate in US political history.
Government's cannot resist trying to get ever more tax dollars. In doing so, they are killing the golden goose that keeps our economy afloat.
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