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About | The Spectator Australia. The Spectator was established in 1828, and is the best-written and most influential weekly in the English language. Our writers have no party line; their only allegiance is to clarity of thought, elegance of expression and independence of opinion. Our writers opinions range from left to right, their ...
Leadership vacuum | The Spectator Australia
It can take months to turn them around. What is different about the current situation is that it is occurring so early in the life of a new government and that the slump is driven by a leadership vacuum. As the weeks float by, the Prime Minister increasingly looks unable to fulfill the tasks his office requires. This is bad news for Australia.
A nation divided | The Spectator Australia
19 January 2024. 3:31 AM. As the nation ushers in a new year following the decisive defeat of the Indigenous Voice to Parliament at the ballot box, there are still those who persist in rejecting the outcome of the referendum. Undeterred, they remain steadfast in their pursuit of race-based objectives covered within the failed referendum, such ...
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Kamala Harris and the death of the celebrity endorsement. Philip Patrick 8 November 2024 5:00 pm. Poor old Bruce Springsteen. The legendary rocker bet the farm on an endorsement of Kamala Harris and may well have….
Multiculturalism put to the test | The Spectator Australia
That is why so many Australians have sought a better life in our great southern land, detached from conflict and strife abroad. In any foreign war, the only side Australians ought to barrack for is the side of peace. Because when we import distant quarrels, multiculturalism is put to the test. John-Paul Baladi the Vice President of the Sudanese ...
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Sep 1, 2016 · From Andrew Neil, Chairman of The Spectator. The Spectator Australia 10 September 2024 11:34 pm. Below is Andrew Neil’s sad but superb letter of resignation from The Spectator. Andrew is a legend of the media….
A respectful debate? Hardly… - The Spectator Australia
Chris Kenny, journalist at Sky News Australia and The Australian, as well as a committed Voice supporter, has been assiduous in calling for a respectful debate.Calling for it, yes. Practising it himself, not so much. Recently, he described Andrew Bolt and former Labor Minister Gary Johns as subscribing to ‘odious’ views and he has no hesitation in describing ‘No’ …
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Aug 17, 2020 · Trapped, doomed and unwelcome. The Spectator Australia 17 August 2024 9:00 am. Psychiatrist and former Australian of the Year Professor Patrick McGorry has spent the last five years leading a ground-breaking study,….