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The Spectator Australia was launched in October 2008 and includes the current edition of the iconic British magazine plus lots of pages of additional Australian content and editorial edited by Rowan Dean.
Tof the current federal cabinet short ly after the election of the Albanese government in May 2022, asserting that it was probably the ‘least intelligent government in Australia’s history’. As time has gone on, we have seen no need to...
After more than thirty years of argument about the merits and validity of section 18C of the Racial Discrimination Act, the High Court may finally be asked to answer the constitutional question that has sat unresolved since the Keating...
Since becoming Spectator editor there was one observation I heard more often from readers than any other: ‘Rod is the first page I turn to every week.’ Whatever people’s politics, background or other interests, to be a Spectator reader was to...
Among the most powerful ideas in the history of politics is that governments derive their powers from the consent of the governed. Legitimacy does not flow down from a crown, a court, or a bureaucracy. It flows up from the people, and only...
On 29 July, Anthony Fauci invoked the Fifth Amendment one hundred and eleven times in three hours before a Senate committee – answering nothing about gain-of-function funding, nothing about the Wuhan Institute of Virology, nothing about...
Where was an Aussie Ron de Santis? Thanks to the intrepid work of Senator Dr Rand Paul, we have now been able to read the secret diary of Dr Anthony Fauci (aged 85 ¾). They are surprisingly similar to those of Adrian Mole (aged 13¾), both marked...
Can other news publications say the same? How can Australians trust the energy debate when the government is helping to pay the journalists reporting on its own policies? This is not a hypothetical question. The Albanese government’s...
