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Magazine - The Spectator Australia
Having suffered heavy casualties fighting the Soviets as part of the Axis alliance, the country was then occupied by the Nazis, which led to wholesale carnage during the siege of Budapest in 1945
Multiculturalism in Australia, RIP? | The Spectator Australia
1 day ago · ‘Australia’s culture is multiculturalism.’ This was the answer my high school teacher gave when my class was discussing what Australian culture is back in late 1990s. Apparently, …
About - The Spectator Australia
The Spectator was established in 1828, and is the best-written and most influential weekly in the English language. Our writers have no party line; their only allegiance is to clarity of thought, …
Triumph | The Spectator Australia
Donald Trump has won the 2024 election and will be the 47th president of the United States. This magazine, alone among the Australian mainstream media, has been predicting and hoping for …
Australian diary | The Spectator Australia
It is great to return Down Under after first coming here in 2019 to start trade talks. We closed the deal in 2021 and Australia is now teeming with young Brits on new working holiday visas – no …
The Covid Inquiry | The Spectator Australia
Oct 30, 2024 · Those who made these Covid decisions were concerned only that their actions will remain unscrutinised. As the TV series Yes Minister prophetically noted: ‘Only order an inquiry …
Australia’s global advocacy for the suppression of free speech
The Australian government has recently announced its plan to rejuvenate its contentious ‘misinformation and disinformation’ legislation, which had been shelved last year for lack of …
Tag: AU News | The Spectator Australia
Over a decade ago, a mock ad campaign fantasied about invading New Zealand on the off chance Australia would acquire…
Aussie life | The Spectator Australia
‘When I was 14, my father was so ignorant I could hardly stand to have him around,’ wrote Mark Twain, ‘but when I got to be 21, I was astonished at how much the old boy had learned in …