Stuart Macintyre News Today

Anzac Day now stands alone on the calendar as a symbolic bastion of national identity, an identity the Left wants expunged not only to create further room for its ever-growing collection of ersatz days of pride and mourning, but also to create a cultural tabula rasa that can be re-engineered according to ideology and fashion

The planned work in Sandgate, Kent, was only given the green light after an admin blunder left local residents in the dark about building plans.

Locals in Sandgate, Kent didn't expect the property's arrival at all.

A timely biography of an important Australian novelist delves into the complexities of her personal and political life.

Joan Beaumont’s latest book offers a deeply conservative reading of a pivotal moment in Australian history.

The Party is a detailed and lively account of the history of the CPA from its heyday in the early 1940s, to 1970 during its later Euro-Communist period, writes Jim McIlroy.

In The Reds (1998), the first part of his history of the Communist Party of Australia, the late Stuart Macintyre commented: “With its passing, communism has become almost unintelligible.” Twenty-four years later The Party, the posthumously published second volume, continues the argument.

The final work of a gifted historian charts the rise and fall of the Communist Party of Australia.

From a ‘cold case’ investigation to a profoundly beautiful memoir, there are plenty of new releases on the shelves this month as publishers crank up for 2022.

From a ‘cold case’ investigation to a profoundly beautiful memoir, there are plenty of new releases on the shelves this month as publishers crank up for 2022.