Australia’s inflation problem is homegrown. Cultivated in Canberra, propagated from Parliament, fertilised by debt, and ...

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Nationals formally ditch Net Zero leaving the Liberal Party to squabble over whether to rebrand the policy or drop it entirely.

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Ten people have been on trial this week in Paris, accused of transphobic cyberbullying against Brigitte Macron. France’s ...

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When I joined The Spectator, the office was in Bloomsbury, in a four-storey Georgian house, and the further down ...

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Hadush Kebatu, the migrant whose arrest for sexual assault sparked weeks of protests outside the Bell hotel in Epping where ...

Human rights lawyers may not like it, but there is now no going back to the days of passive acceptance of the ECHR as a fact ...

Those in the industry argue that this year’s crypto bull run is manifestly different from the boom in 2021. Back then, the ...