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WEBWe’ll never know what treasures the Tudor Reformation robbed us of. In 1693, quarrymen working near Caerleon, outside Newport in Wales, uncovered an alabaster sculpture of a figure they did not…. The Australian edition of the …
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WEBFeb 26, 2021 · Spectator Australia TV. 29 Mar 2024. Week in 60 Minutes S2E8: The Age of Conspiracy and rise of the militant unions…. Professor David Flint, Nick Hossack, Stuart Ballantyne. Albanese’s rule has had a nasty side effect … the resurrection of the militant union movement. Between a powerful collective….
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WEBAbout | 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, elegance of expression and independence of opinion. Our writers opinions range from left to right, their ...
Welcome to Spectator Australia TV
WEBFeb 28, 2021 · The Spectator Australia. 28 February 2021. 5:50 PM. We’re excited to be launching Spectator Australia TV and CounterCulture, a new weekly web show and podcast presented by Institute of Public Affairs Director of Policy Gideon Rozner, co-produced by The Spectator Australia and the IPA. Watch the very first episode and subscribe to the YouTube ...
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WEBAustralia on the psychiatrist’s couch, with Dr Tanveer Ahmed. Society’s approach to mental health is, well, healthier than it was in the past. The stiff upper lip, suck it…. Spectator Australia Podcasts. 20 Jul 2023.
Death spike - The Spectator Australia
WEBIn 2020, Covid was the 38th cause of death. In January, it was the second cause of death, killing 1,750 people, but it still occurred predominantly in the sick and the elderly; 73 per cent of those who die still have pre-existing chronic conditions, the highest number of deaths continue to occur in those aged 80-89, only the median age at death ...
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WEBSteerpike 6 September 2024 1:23 am. Back to Whitehall, where the row over civil service appointments continues to gather pace. It transpires that the Conservatives have…. Michel Barnier is France’s new PM. It’s hard to think of a worse job. …
Pandemic reckoning: Australians deserve a review
WEB18 May 2022. 10:10 AM. It seems the pandemic has disappeared – from our TV screens at least. Last week, the Prime Minister and Opposition Leader debated the usual run of pre-election promises without making mention of the virus. Meanwhile, polls suggest a significant swing away from major parties towards minor parties and independents.
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WEBAlbo’s intersectional economics. The Spectator Australia 10 August 2024 9:00 am. At the Garma festival in Arnhem land recently, the Prime Minister of Australia, Anthony Albanese, reached peak woke stupidity. The….