Category Archives: Australia

It’s a total farce – a confidence trick

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Most of those calling themselves, or being called, Indigenous, First Nations (the preferred term because of its connotations), and less often Aboriginal, have demonstrably had the same upbringing, education, and in the same social environment as most Australians.

Their behaviour, speech and educational level give them away as belonging to the mass of the Australian population with the same social gradations. There are poor, white, uneducated people, as there are poor, uneducated people with Aboriginal ancestry, a great many of them indistinguishable in appearance from Australians with British and European backgrounds.

This is less a case of race relations than it is of the usurpation of power by one particular body, party, club – call it what you will – in Australia. And it’s hurried along at great speed by the Marxists in the ABC and SBS, the great apologists for all things woke, but in particular for the First Nations coup.

$1.48 million for fishing in the very best modern diving equipment? Nice work if you can get it – as the song goes.

Tell Pauline Hanson you’ll vote for One Nation if she and her party undertake to get rid of farces like this.

A grotesque man demonstrates our judicial insanity

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Tell Pauline Hanson that you will vote for One Nation if she and her party reform the Human Rights Commission (sack the people there) and repeal the legislation that allows men to indiscriminately invade women’s spaces – including toilets, locker rooms and bathrooms.

Australia’s dominant political class needs to have huge doses of electric shock therapy.

Special War Crimes Tribunal for Russia

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In this case, Australia has done the right thing. Putin and his mafia gang have to answer for their barbarism.

Embassy of Ukraine in Australia and New Zealand

Australia has joined the growing international effort to establish the Special Tribunal for the Crime of Aggression against Ukraine as an Associate Member of the Enlarged Partial Agreement.

On 16 May in Chișinău, during the Council of Europe Ministerial Session, the Committee of Ministers of the Council of Europe adopted a decision approving the Enlarged Partial Agreement on the establishment of the Management Committee of the Special Tribunal – one of the key elements of its institutional architecture.

The adoption of this decision became possible thanks to notifications of intent to join the Agreement submitted by 34 Council of Europe member states, the European Union, Costa Rica, and Australia.

Foreign Minister of Ukraine Andrii Sybiha described the decision as another important step toward the practical launch of the international accountability mechanism for the crime of aggression against Ukraine.

“We are consistently moving toward the full-fledged launch of the Special Tribunal. This is yet another signal that the international community is determined to ensure the inevitability of accountability for the crime of aggression,” the Minister stressed.

The Enlarged Partial Agreement remains open not only to Council of Europe member states, but also to third countries, creating further opportunities to broaden global support for the Special Tribunal.

We highly appreciate Australia’s principled support for international law, justice, and accountability.

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Migrant enclaves changing the character of Australia

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Freya Leach, for John Anderson Media, gives an excellent presentation below. We need more of it. In several softly probing interviews, she shows how aggressive Islam is. It’s the same throughout the West. The core authority of Muslim communities dictates their policy goals, which are fundamentally to enforce all aspects of Islamic culture.

It’s interesting to hear one interviewed student say that Australia is a monoculture, meaning migrants form cultural enclaves so that we’re not a multicultural country of different people with different cultural backgrounds, but one of monocultural tribes. He gave the example of Chatswood.

My father’s family settled in Chatswood from the country. They were pioneering people. I went to school in Chatswood. We had friends in Chatswood, and so on. It is now an Asian enclave, hardly recognisable as the suburb it once was. You’ll meet people there behind shop counters who barely speak English. The equivalent in Melbourne is Box Hill, also an Asian enclave. Box Hill shopping centre is like another country – an Asian country.

Many migrant cultures don’t mix. And they don’t want to. It’s obvious. The migrants who blend best with the Australian population are from the UK and other European countries. If you look at the migration figures of the last twenty years, you’ll find a sharp switch from the UK and Europe to Asia and the Middle East, especially to migrants from India and China. Migration has changed, and continues to change, the character of Australia. It’ll soon be more than Auburn where an ordinary Australian will feel out of place.

Is it racist to want your country to maintain its character and foundational principles? If so, then all countries with any pride at all are racist – particularly India, China, and that whole worming batch of Middle Eastern countries, who would not for one moment tolerate a suburb of white Australians in their midst.

The Greens, TEALs, and Labor are very selective in their accusations of racism – as are their propagandist mouthpieces, the ABC and SBS.

White bad. All the rest good.

Tell Pauline Hanson you’ll vote for One Nation if she and her party readjust the migrant intake, both as regards numbers and cultures.

The Great Aboriginal history con

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Timeless History Invented Yesterday

Robert Hill, Quadrant, May 18 2026

I have never read the “First Knowledges” box set and, after a decade spent immersed in this field, probably never will. That is not intellectual laziness. It is recognition of a relentless and deceitful genre. The first box set of six books was released in 2023 and in June this year we are told we will be privileged to have a box set of 10 books for $195.

This article is not a review of the 10 books but rather a consideration of a cultural moment: one in which Aboriginal Australia has been steadily transformed from a small-scale hunter-gatherer society into a profound ‘civilisation’ of extraordinary sophistication retrospectively credited with astronomy, engineering, politics, mathematics, economics, architecture, agriculture and environmental science in forms supposedly hidden from every serious observer until the present age.

The boxed set represents perhaps the most elaborate construction yet assembled within this broader movement of institutional mythmaking, one in which historical restraint has steadily collapsed and the ordinary boundaries between evidence, speculation, and fantasy have become increasingly blurred. Yet given the continuing incentives within universities, publishing, government institutions, and ARC-funded research to reward ever more expansive reinterpretation, it is entirely possible that further cards remain to be added to the structure.

Read the rest HERE . . .

Concocted history

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It’s in vogue for the woke class – appointing coal black actors to play characters from lily-white stories, sometimes centuries-old, and concocting history as a demonstration that objections are racially motivated. The American feminist program ‘The View’ is shamelessly guilty of this propaganda trick. Of course, in Australia we have battalions of government-funded academics busy spinning the most preposterous ‘histories’ of the Aboriginals.

‘Violence against women pervasive in Pakistan’

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Senator Mehreen Faruqi is from Pakistan. Many Australians regret that she left that barbarous land and hope that one day she’ll go back.

This delightful Islamic woman has frequently expressed contempt for Australians – I mean, white Australians – and spends much time wagging her finger at us.

Today’s Daily Mail Online has a report about a death sentence given by the courts in Pakistan to a man who killed a 17-year-old Pakistani influencer because she didn’t respond to his advances. The report further notes:

‘Violence against women is pervasive in Pakistan, according to the country’s Human Rights Commission, and cases of women being attacked after rejecting marriage proposals are not uncommon.

‘Earlier last year, a father who moved his family from the United States to Pakistan was arrested after allegedly shooting his daughter dead in an ‘honour killing’ over her use of social media.

‘Anwar ul-Haq, believed to be a US citizen, was charged with murder after allegedly admitting to shooting his 15-year-old daughter Hira dead.

‘Mr ul-Haq had reportedly forbidden his daughter from making TikTok videos he deemed ‘inappropriate’ and allegedly decided to kill her when she continued posting online.‘

What sort of a father kills his daughter for disobeying him? The answer is: an Islamic father. Honour killings are common in the Islamic world. You’ll find some horrific cases online.

Perhaps charming Mehreen Faruqi could attend to the happenings in the corrupt third-world country she comes from, rather than abusing white Australians who built the safe, prosperous country she lives in.

A Boomer’s life

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I made this slideshow to celebrate the fortieth wedding anniversary of my older brother, Michael, and his wife, Wendy, in 2006. It was a great hit with the family at the time. It had terrific memories. But now, 20 years later, when Michael and Wendy are in their eighties, and I’m eighty next July, the slideshow has so much more significance. It now shows a way of life and its ambience that has almost disappeared. It’s still a lot of fun, but now it is tinged with nostalgia for a time in Australia that is drifting into the nation’s forgetfulness.

We were in our mid-twenties when the 1960s Revolution hit in Sydney. In this slideshow, one can see the background of the novels in my Sixties Series, especially in Books 3, 4, 5, and 6 to come.