by Spectator Australia | Mar 24, 2025 | Independent Commentary, Spectator Australia
Sydney’s Macquarie Law School is attracting public criticism for compelling law students to include Acknowledgment of Country (a form of political speech) in work to which it has no relevance. It’s a change from the history of law schools as the entry point to a financial cabal. The legal profession
by Spectator Australia | Mar 24, 2025 | Independent Commentary, Spectator Australia
I have no words… Anthony Albanese has promised to take $150 off our power bills if we give him another chance. This is a masterclass in how to insult voters. You would have to be a world-class mug to get taken for a ride a second time on the same
by Spectator Australia | Mar 24, 2025 | Independent Commentary, Spectator Australia
President Trump’s intentions to strike a peace deal in Ukraine without security guarantees for Kyiv and his possible relinquishing of America’s role as supreme allied commander of Nato have sparked concern among allies. US partners are wondering if Washington is abandoning its 80+ year global military commitments and many are
by Spectator Australia | Mar 24, 2025 | Independent Commentary, Spectator Australia
Peter Dutton and the Federal Liberal Party are now on the slide ahead of the upcoming Federal Election. The RedBridge Group’s latest poll in The Daily Telegraph has Labor leading the Coalition 51-49 on two-party preferred. Given the porous state of the current Labor administration, this poll should shock the
by Spectator Australia | Mar 23, 2025 | Independent Commentary, Spectator Australia
Five years ago tonight, Boris Johnson told us we were going into lockdown. In the run-up to the anniversary of that historic moment, lots of people have shuddered as they remembered the boredom, frustration and horror of that strange time when we were only allowed to leave the house once