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Dolly, Kylie & Albo Just when you thought it was safe to view melons simply as grocery items, Prime Minister Anthony Albanese himself has, wittingly or unwittingly, reignited the tawdry Melongate saga. With the death of US superstar Dolly...
Bessent should remember Thatcher: you really can’t buck the market Charles Moore is away. Margaret Thatcher famously told the Commons in 1988 that ‘there is no way in which one can buck the market’. She meant that it would have been pointless...
by Frank Ashwood Hodder Press, £25, pp. 288 There is a delightful moment at the end of this book when Frank Ashwood is out looking for soil-dwelling invertebrates in his adopted New Zealand home. Suddenly he proclaims: ‘I notice...
Burnham’s bounce won’t last but a divided right risks keeping Labour in power Most Spectator Australia readers won’t have heard of Sir Simon Woolley, the Right Honourable the Lord Woolley of Woodford, a baron in the House of Lords. Yet this...
Marx versus the GST carve-up. Spot the difference Iserved on the staff of Alf Rattigan’s Tariff Board, the Productivity Commission’s ancestor, in the years it began pulling down the tariff wall. So it is with something close to filial grief...
Albo punishes the law-abiding while ignoring islamists Antisemitism is an abomination, unacceptable in any civilised society. Yet, as we look at the current state of our streets and the safety of our citizens, we must confront a...
