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WEBWe’ll never know what treasures the Tudor Reformation robbed us of. In 1693, quarrymen working near Caerleon, outside Newport in Wales, uncovered an alabaster sculpture of a figure they did not…. The Australian edition of the …
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WEBIan Williams. Katy Balls. Nigel Jones. The Spectator Australia 's Morning Double Shot delivers a hearty breakfast of news and views straight to your inbox. World.
A serious tax agenda for Queensland | The Spectator Australia
WEB1 hour ago · 20 September 2024. 11:07 PM. Queensland voters go to the polls in just over a month, and despite a lot of political announcements there has been a depressing lack of serious policy discussion. Labor has offered a cynical list of short-term handouts, while the Liberal Nationals are pursuing a small-target strategy of vague motherhood statements.
Owen Paterson must regret his appeal to the European Court of …
WEB6 hours ago · 20 September 2024. 4:21 PM. The European Court of Human Rights has thrown out a challenge by former cabinet minister Owen Paterson. The ex-Tory MP, accused of breaking lobby rules, took the government to court in a bid to have a 2021 parliamentary investigation into his conduct declared unfair. That Paterson went to the Strasbourg Court in the ...
The freebie scandal could cost Keir Starmer | The Spectator Australia
WEB5 hours ago · As the precipitous drop in Starmer’s approval ratings shows, the new government does not have much political capital to spare. It needs to take back the agenda and stop this freebie scandal from happening again. Failing to do so will not just be bad for the Labour party, but bad for the public’s faith in our political system itself.
Introducing Spectator Australia TV | The Spectator Australia
WEBFeb 26, 2021 · Spectator Australia TV. 29 Mar 2024. Week in 60 Minutes S2E8: The Age of Conspiracy and rise of the militant unions…. Professor David Flint, Nick Hossack, Stuart Ballantyne. Albanese’s rule has had a nasty side effect … the resurrection of the militant union movement. Between a powerful collective….
Welcome to Spectator Australia TV
WEBFeb 28, 2021 · The Spectator Australia. 28 February 2021. 5:50 PM. We’re excited to be launching Spectator Australia TV and CounterCulture, a new weekly web show and podcast presented by Institute of Public Affairs Director of Policy Gideon Rozner, co-produced by The Spectator Australia and the IPA. Watch the very first episode and subscribe to the YouTube ...
A nation divided | The Spectator Australia
WEB19 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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WEBAbout | 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 ...
Australia: apathetic or activist? | The Spectator Australia
WEBA commonly-held view is that we are living through diabolically fractious times. Indeed, even a cursory reflection on the recent riots, protests, and related events like our defaced statues, renamed suburbs, and all the other instantiations of the Culture War, seem to confirm this to be the case.. Yet there’s another equally-arresting aspect of our epoch that eludes our attention – the ...
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