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

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

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

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

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

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

It’s sickening, it’s offensive in its rapid silliness and asinine stupidity. Every so often a grand figure like Lesley ...

We all know the Australian, the national newspaper Rupert Murdoch created in 1964, as a publication that generally occupies ...

Canada and the US were once great friends, allies and trading partners. They had disagreements on various domestic and ...