Oz Conservative

There's lots I want to post on but for a few days I won't be able to. More regular posting will resume Saturday. I won't be able...

Just a brief post for Melbourne readers. The next get together of the Eltham Traditionalists is being held later next week. Not only are th...

There were some interesting responses to my post on Japan. If you recall, there is an aversion to relationships and to sex amongst a surpri...

You might have seen the most recent reports about the aversion that many young Japanese men and women have toward each other and to sex. ...

Tolkien spent part of his childhood in Sarehole, England. He later wrote: I could draw you a map of every inch of it. I loved it with an (...

Below is a short, well-produced film about growing economic inequality in America. It's worth the five minutes it takes to watch it. I...

There's a post at American Renaissance worth reading which briefly summarises the challenges faced by the West over the past 1500 years...

I wrote a post last month called The Elite Consensus in which I made the following claim: What matters in life? There seems to be a conse...

Pope Francis gave a lengthy interview a few weeks ago which provoked much discussion. I've only just gotten around to reading it. I don...

The term feminist is very unpopular, even amongst young women. For instance, research by the Economic and Social Research Council in the UK...

My last post mentioned Oberlin College in the U.S. It's well known for its liberal politics. On its homepage it markets itself as follo...

I've been writing a series of posts on the issue of liberal solidarity. To briefly recap: liberals have a concept of solidarity in which...

Here's something on the Australian housing market from today's Australian newspaper: A few weeks ago, real estate identity John M...

If you walk around an Australian city you'll notice the very fine public buildings - town halls, universities, churches - that were buil...

How's this for a provocative headline at the Daily Mail : More female bosses mean more profits: Companies whose boards are made up o...