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AAustralia Read More You cannot fix education without first fixing the cultureJanuary 17, 2026 England’s turnaround in literacy and learning should give every Australian Education Minister pause. It proves that academic reform…
AAustralia Read More When lamb on the BBQ becomes a luxuryJanuary 9, 2026 Every year, Australians are treated to the familiar spectacle of the Australian lamb ad. Tongue-in-cheek, self-aware, and unapologetically…
AAustralia Read More Make Sydney and Melbourne city-statesJanuary 2, 2026 With wayward political ideologies hell-bent on bankrupting our two largest cities, Australia’s federation is due for a refresh.…
AAustralia Read More Between 2025 and 1984: A year in reviewDecember 31, 2025 As another year comes to a close, I often reflect on the events that have transpired, both good…
AAustralia Read More When a society stops having childrenDecember 31, 2025 In 2001, the United Nations released a quietly influential report titled Replacement Migration: Is It a Solution to…
AAustralia Read More The worst of 2025 | The Spectator AustraliaDecember 28, 2025 2025 is drawing to a close. So, because everyone likes a listicle, let’s now trawl through some of…
AAustralia Read More Life is short, and preciousDecember 23, 2025 It was the beginning of Advent last week, and I attended church for the annual celebration. While I…
AAustralia Read More What went wrong, Albanese? | The Spectator AustraliaDecember 22, 2025 To the Prime Minister. Dear Sir, I write this letter as an older, but still patriotic, Australian who…
AAustralia Read More A holy night for nostalgia and self-reflectionDecember 20, 2025 Christmas is one time of the year where it is okay to let nostalgia off the chain. I…
AAustralia Read More When ideology replaces judgment, citizens pay the priceDecember 20, 2025 As 2025 draws to a close, Australia faces a failure more profound than any single policy misstep. Our…