Peter Dutton has committed his party to a return to government at the next election. This development is welcome. The…

Our centres of higher learning can’t stand mainstream Australian values

Let’s do it for the young ‘uns

Their shameful silence on Jewish women raped and murdered

Our woke High Court

Dictatorship of the woke bureaucrats

‘Progressive’ elites are fuelling an ancient hatred

Conspicuous conservation effect runs dry

The tentacles of terror

Nigel turns the other cheek

Finish the job, now!

Sporting trivia, the language of cats and the comic genius of Barry Cryer feature among the best of the year’s stocking-fillers

After years of abuse and being reduced to the status of child-robot, the singer is back on track with soaring album sales and a smash-hit memoir

It would need more than 100 million people to make it viable for a start – living in airlocked, subterranean bases, producing food and oxygen in artificially-lit greenhouses

Mark Kurlansky’s treatment of a vegetable which was domesticated at least 7,000 years ago and on which the world’s cuisines depend feels rushed and inadequate

David Horspool connects different sports to our historical experience: cricket with class, golf with property rights, tennis with female emancipation and boxing with ethnicity

Alexander Goehr, the sole survivor of the radical Manchester School of Music in the 1960s, describes turning pre-war European tradition into British cutting edge

Richard Whatmore sees trade and colonisation in the 19th century as the great threat to Enlightenment ideals, and British imperialism as an unremitting force of darkness

What will history make of the superior crime stories we seem to be churning out? The late Peter Corris’ Cliff…

Who can honestly say they’ve never contemplated murder? What red-blooded Australian can put their hand on their heart and swear…

We are unlikely to forget the look on Anthony Blinken’s face when the word ‘dictator’ slipped out of Joe Biden’s…