The window of The Daily Chrenk media empire headquarters opens into the suburban Wooloowin, and this morning a strong scent of incense is wafting in. A Facebook friend suggested perhaps …
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Via Andrew Bolt, some interesting movement in the odds for the next federal leader of the Liberal Party and the next Prime Minister: I’ve been on record for a long …
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A few days ago I weighed in on the Milo controversy, to make a point that we should be consistent and non-partisan in our abhorences and condemnations. In this instance, …
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Just over three decades on and another mysterious radioactive cloud is hanging over Europe: Scientists are struggling to explain why traces of Iodine-131 have been discovered in Norway, Finland, Poland, …
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Frank Underwood lies, cheats, blackmails and murders – literally and hands-on – his way to power, from the Congress to the Vice-Presidency to the Presidency. Tom Kane, the Mayor of …
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I have been waiting for months for a story about Milo Yiannopoulos getting stuck in a lift, so I could write it and title it “The Adventures of Milo and …
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Apparently, criticising or arguing with a woman who thinks that Islam is the most feminist religion is sexist: Business and community leaders have been urged to support controversial Islamic activist …
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Note: The below was written some 24 hours ago but couldn’t post for technical reasons. The story is not as current anymore, but the message sadly is. We’re bending over …
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You can take a cleric out the Marxist South American Liberation Theology – and make him a Pope in Rome, for example – but you can’t take the Marxist South …
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The cool and hip, if occasionally shouty, face of young Islam in Australia, Yassmin Abdel-Magied, opines that if sharia law has got some rough edges it’s all the fault of dead white …
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I’m on record being consistently concerned by and opposed to Donald Trump and people in his circles playing footsie with Putin and being soft on Russia. As such, I can’t …
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