Australia’s inflation problem is homegrown. Cultivated in Canberra, propagated from Parliament, fertilised by debt, and ...

Is 80km/h really safer on regional roads? Or is the top-down approach of the Nanny State making roads more dangerous for ...

Nationals formally ditch Net Zero leaving the Liberal Party to squabble over whether to rebrand the policy or drop it entirely.

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Few Americans find much to celebrate in the Iraq War or the intervention in Libya. Regimes were successfully changed, ...

Ten people have been on trial this week in Paris, accused of transphobic cyberbullying against Brigitte Macron. France’s ...

Donald Trump went nuclear. Before his meeting with Chinese leader Xi Jinping at an air base in South Korea, he ordered ...

When I joined The Spectator, the office was in Bloomsbury, in a four-storey Georgian house, and the further down ...

Hadush Kebatu, the migrant whose arrest for sexual assault sparked weeks of protests outside the Bell hotel in Epping where ...

For the past twenty years, Ireland has been Europe’s improbable overachiever. A small island nation on the fringe of ...

Jacinta Nampijinpa Price accuses Victoria of pushing ahead with a Treaty in defiance of the public, who clearly voted no.

Human rights lawyers may not like it, but there is now no going back to the days of passive acceptance of the ECHR as a fact ...