A 0.2°C “record” from a newer microclimate station is being dressed up as climate catastrophe to frighten readers and justify economic self-harm.
Nine dressed it up as damage control, but Karl Stefanovic’s real offence was interviewing the wrong person without enough public hatred.
Something you never knew you wanted: A 1980s Aussie rock protest anthem taking aim at Anthony Albanese and the Canberra machine.
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The motive of moving from consuming meat to 'eating 'ze bugs' and slurping up soy substitutes is an assault on masculinity, masquerading as planet-saving science.
The entitled leftist Don Lemon, fired from CNN, demonstrated his intellect and professionalism during an interview with Elon Musk. It wasn't good for Mr Lemon.
There's a new Uniparty proposal to entrench even more power in Canberra, and it comes with a heavy price to political accountability.
It's not all doom and gloom. Our resident Seafarer finds some news that comes with a silver lining.
There's something surreal about our national economic performance, as the usual metrics seem to be defying history. A million new migrants might have something to do with it.
A stage hypnotist provides an example of how easily some minds are manipulated. It helps to explain how the government got away with the greatest psyop in history,
The plight of anti-racist woke footballer Sam Kerr highlights the absurdity of hurt-feeling laws, but racism toward white people is still racism, even if the Left claims it's not.
A trillion here and a trillion there, before long you'r talking about big money. Our governments are going broke faster than ever.
When you examine the rhetoric and policy proposals put forward by the West, and filter them through well-justified cynicism, it suggests something really big is on the way.
Claims by our spy boss that a former politician betrayed the country should set alarm bells off and have us asking, "just how compromised is our political process?"
The spruikers behind the renewable energy boondoggle often have financial skin in the game, and it usually involves getting more money from the long-suffering taxpayer
Argentina's Milei shows what can be done when a true leader takes action. While his country shows signs of turning around, Australia looks to be repeating Argentine errors.
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