AUTHOR
Graham Hryce
24 ARTICLES
Graham Hryce is an Australian journalist and former media lawyer, whose work has been published in The Australian, the Sydney Morning Herald, the Age, the Sunday Mail, the Spectator and Quadrant.
Why Western conservative parties are doomed
The inability to grasp the concerns of voters and resolve internal divisions will be the death of British and Australian conservatives. Perhaps the most noticeable...
Why this American vassal is suddenly defying its master
Australia has refused to go to war with China over Taiwan. The Trump administration has been having a rough few months. Domestic chaos – fuelled by...
Is a new populist force in Australia about to emerge?
As mainstream Australian conservatives become indistinguishable from their Labor opponents, a split in the coalition may give them hope. Political developments over the past few...
We’re about to glimpse the future of all conservative parties
The upcoming Australian election will be an illustration of how most Western elections will play out in the near future. Australian voters go to the...
Donald Trump is the furthest thing from the ‘fascist’ his enemies brand him
It’s much easier to invoke inept comparisons than to analyze and combat the systemic decadence and decline of America. The ubiquitous and ongoing critique of...
Another woke ‘Labor’ government is heading to its doom
Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has spent his entire term pandering to the global elites and is about to reap what he sowed. The first...
Critical race theory is more insidious than even most conservatives realize
The much-maligned ideology is not “radical” or “left-wing” – it’s a tool of elitist control. In a recent post, right-wing social commentator and former academic...
This is why the working class doesn’t trust Western leftists anymore.
UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer is the perfect example of the greed that has corrupted parties that are supposed to represent the common voter. The...
The UK election results hide a truth Labour won’t want you to hear
After five years of Keir Starmer’s Labour government, the way will be clear for Nigel Farage’s populists. Many political commentators in the UK have failed...
What the Assange saga says about the state of the American empire
US allies have cravenly capitulated before Washington’s demands for the journalist’s blood, but his ultimate release is a ray of hope. This week prominent journalist...
