Last week, the federal government’s debt dial clicked over one trillion dollars. It’s a figure we should have avoided.

How exciting. Three weeks ago in these pages, I predicted that if Pauline Hanson sought special leave to appeal ...

I served on the staff of Alf Rattigan’s Tariff Board, the Productivity Commission’s ancestor, in the years it began ...

So if the judges purport to value democracy, why are they using this creation of theirs to invalidate and strike down ...

Antisemitism is an abomination, unacceptable in any civilised society. Yet, as we look at the current state of our ...

One of the most illuminating pieces of evidence given to the Royal Commission into Antisemitism and Social Cohesion came ...

Most Spectator Australia readers won’t have heard of Sir Simon Woolley, the Right Honourable the Lord Woolley of Woodford, ...

Perhaps there are clues to be found in ‘I’m Backing Britain’, the short-lived campaign to gee up the nation back in early ...

The Left has been fighting human nature for more than 200 years. Human nature keeps winning. You would think somebody might ...

The line ‘control matters’ is important, too, because the tradition that Burnham seems to be trying to appeal to here is one ...

Dolly Parton’s fame and fortune were built on talent, toil, personality and moral character But unlike some country singers, ...

It seems that good intentions do not just pave the road to hell, but the path to foolishness. The SNP has announced that, ...