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How should our nation reckon with its colonial history and its lasting impact on contemporary society? By Barry Gittins

Staffed by left-leaning refugees from commercial news organisations' withered operations, largely publicly funded and lavishly so, the online pulpit for academics to bang their favourite drums has little sympathy for those who doubt the planet is melting

The Editors on mist & fog, Van Gogh, two concerts at Carnegie Hall, Russell Kirk & more from the world of culture.

December 21, 2005 James Fulford writes: The riot...

Having served as an open spigot for faux facts and denials of the Wuhan virus's origins, The Lancet has now given space to a vexxed article by Marcia Langton, Tom Calma and others that is as curious as it is misleading. Factor in a bristling Noel Pearson's chat with 3AW and a stepped-up unpleasantness if the 'Yes' case fails appears foregone

The ABC host has set out to explain journalism, but how can anyone take seriously a book that hails the genius of the ABC cameraman who shot the broadcaster's biggest debacle of the current century? That would be 4 Corners' laughably breathless three-parter presenting Donald Trump as a urine-fixated Putin puppet. Alas, there is no chapter on the obligation to apologise and correct

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Commentary Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese, together with all the state and territory premiers have officially backed an ...

The Australian legal system that should have protected him failed in its duty. Are American courts any less biased?

Bitter politics on The Spectator Australia | I have two mottoes. This first is ‘never look back’ and the second, and more important one in these troubled…