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Ed Miliband: The Chief Rabbi is wrong
3+ day, 14+ hour ago (161+ words) “I don’t agree with the Chief Rabbi.” — BBC Radio 4 Today (@BBCr4today) September 9, 2026 Red Ed Miliband graced the airwaves this morning to inform the Chief Rabbi that he is wrong about the impact of UK sanctions on Israeli settlements. Sir Ephraim Mirvis…...
A digital duty of care: taking failure to its illogical conclusion?
1+ day, 21+ hour ago (408+ words) The Albanese Labor government has announced that a digital duty of care will be imposed on social media companies to reduce online harm. The then Communications Minister, Michelle Rowland, in an address to the Sydney Institute in late 2024, foreshadowed the…...
The Israeli settlements lie
2+ day, 15+ hour ago (377+ words) There are few phrases in international affairs repeated with greater confidence or subjected to less scrutiny than ‘illegal Israeli settlements’. It appears in UN resolutions, government statements, NGO reports and news bulletins as though it were an established fact. Add…...
The Battle for Britain | 12 September 2026
2+ day, 15+ hour ago (25+ words) spectator.com.au The Battle for Britain | 12 September 2026 Got something to add? Join the discussion and comment below....
The curious case of balaclavas on Britain???s streets
2+ day, 17+ hour ago (196+ words) A balaclava on a British street is a small declaration: I do not want you to know who I am. Last weekend, that declaration was made in Dover and Portsmouth, where hundreds of men, many dressed head-to-toe in black, turned…...
Legacy media don???t get it
3+ day, 8+ hour ago (1060+ words) Legacy media don’t get it spectator.com.au Legacy media don’t get it Nor do our politicians There seems to be an almost obtuse wilful blindness amongst the preponderance of those in our traditional, established political parties and their confrères…...
Defend sacred ground
3+ day, 1+ hour ago (719+ words) I am a co-convenor of the Defend Sacred Ground campaign, which I would like to frame in a wider context. If you voted ‘No’ at the Voice referendum, you were possibly, in part at least, registering your objection to the…...
Labor???s secret alborithm
3+ day, 8+ hour ago (1081+ words) Secret Harbour was Labor’s not-so-secret nightmare: a seat it had held since 1989 fell in a landslide to One Nation, which had polled just 8.5 per cent there at the previous election. Pollsters said voters felt taken for granted and were worried…...
Pauline???s paper premiers
3+ day, 8+ hour ago (566+ words) After the summer Pauline Hanson returned from Britain with Nigel in her handbag, even though he declined to meet her. The Reform slogans came through customs intact: the ‘uniparty’, the betrayed voter, the insurgency coming to smash a failed political…...
Aussie life
3+ day, 8+ hour ago (709+ words) The Spectator Australia Nobody east of the Rabbit-Proof Fence had heard of it two weeks ago, but WA’s Secret Harbour, like Doris Day’s ‘Secret Love’, is no secret anymore. And at some point in the not-too-distant future the contest for…...