Robert Hill

Once 'climate vulnerability' becomes a judicially enforceable duty owed to one exposed community, there is no obvious stopping point Jun 15 2026 16 mins It hurts when your footy club turns away from you, pumping out wokery at every opportunity until, eventually, you have to turn away yourself Jun 14 2026 3 mins As an index of GDP per hour worked, Australia’s productivity is on the downslope.

Anthropologist WEH Stanner supplied much of the moral vocabulary later seized upon by activists, bureaucracies, universities, and the reconciliation industry Jun 09 2026 12 mins The barbarians are no longer at the gates. They have taken the citadel Jun 09 2026 4 mins "We are as appalled by the censoriousness of our ancestors as they would be by our licentiousness" Jun 09 2026 7 mins Reconciliation Week has ended, and Australia is no closer to reconciliation. The reason is simple.

Reconciliation, its promoters say, is 'a journey'. What they never say is where, how and when that journey ends Jun 01 2026 14 mins Angus Taylor has been criticised for preferencing One Nation. Yet the reality is that Hanson & Co is not a party of racists but a refuge for conservatives Jun 01 2026 8 mins Capitalism rewards success, which is why it produces prosperity.