Australian Politics

The thing about being a groveller is that you invite being bullied.

The Australian Labor Party’s 2023 National Policy Platform included the aspiration to progressively increase the Humanitarian Program to 27,000 places per year.

Australians are fed up with the immigration-led economic model.

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese is back at it, lying that a renewables-based future will deliver Australia an “era of growth and prosperity” with the private sector leading the charge.

The fake left is as dangerous as it is stupid.

On Sunday, I appeared on Freya Leach’s Sky News show, Freya Fires Up, to debate Kos Samaris on the merits of Australia’s migration system.

The Price is right. The federal opposition is in damage control following firebrand senator Jacinta Nampijinpa Price’s claims the government is accepting “large numbers” of Indian migrants into Australia to bolster Labor’s vote. Polling strongly suggests that Jacinda Price is right (especially now she has said it!).

This is good from The Australian.

By Vlad Lasky 20,000 Australians marched in Sydney last Sunday.

By Stephen Saunders The March for Australia demonstrates the necessity of pushing back the “you’re a racist” slur habitually deployed by the all-powerful minority—our mega-migration lobby.  It was like Goliath encountering a David with no slingshot. Yet the governing Big Australia minority went ballistic over the March for Australia (MfA).

If it’s not bolted down in Helbourne, then it’s fair game for the machete gangs.

In Albo’s great grovel to China, there is a trend that nobody dares speak its name.

Bob Brown and Drew Hutton jointly founded the Australian Greens party in 1992.

For anybody who has followed this debate for any length of time, this is as depressing as it is typical from The SMH.

Canberra is in the grip of the most cowardly pack of no-hopers anybody can remember.

Last week, my local WhatsApp group exploded with footage of an attempted daylight carjacking a few hundred metres from my home in Ashburton.

Australia is starting to resemble 1984’s Ministry of Truth.

We should not be surprised.

The fix is in for Australian gas.

This week, the Albanese government announced that the permanent migrant intake would remain at 185,000 places in 2025-26, with 132,200 places set aside for ‘skilled migrants’.

The 2025 federal election campaign saw both sides of politics cynically propose policies to pump homebuyer demand and prices.

As they say, a gas particle gathers no moss.

UN climate director Simon Stiell flew to Australia to blame us for the world’s climate troubles.

The left-leaning media have come out in force against the notion that Australia’s immigration intake remains too high.

While Australians are distracted by everything from Donald Trump fascism to a handful of Melbourne neo-Nazis, local democracy is in far greater peril as it lurches the other way.