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  • The End-game of multiculturalism
    THE END GAME OF MULTICULTURALISM Has Australia Become a Hybrid Nation of Parallel Societies?  With One Nation’s rise at the expense of the Liberal Party, and the Greens gaining ground on Labor’s left flank, Australians are clearly signalling dissatisfaction with the major parties’ approach to migration and multiculturalism—but what kind of Australia are they voting…
  • A party at war with its own reflection
    A PARTY AT WAR WITH ITS OWN REFLECTION Peter Adamis – Political Commentary 14 February 2026 Malcolm Turnbull resurfaced on Sky News on 13 February 2026, delivering yet another broadside at the party he once led. Appearing on the taxpayer‑funded national broadcaster, he reportedly branded new Liberal leader Angus Taylor “the most qualified idiot” —…
  • Forgotten Heroes
    HOW GREECE HONOURS AUSTRALIA’S FORGOTTEN HEROES OF THESSALONIKI Peter Adamis   7 February 2026 At my age, I spend evenings among the bookshelves at home, searching for the stories we’ve forgotten—stories of Australians and the migrants who embraced this country. C.E.W. Bean’s histories sit alongside Homer’s epics, bridging my Greek heritage with my adopted homeland’s military…
  • Naked Bronze Australian
    Naked Bronze Australians First Peoples Identity, Anglo-Saxon Institutional Dominance, and the Future of Australian Multiculturalism.  Australia stands as one of the world’s most successful multicultural nations, with 32.3% of its 27.4 million population born overseas (2024). Yet recent events—including the December 2024 Bondi Beach terrorist attack, emergence of far-right extremism, and declining social cohesion scores—reveal…
  • Can Australia thrive pluralism
    CAN AUSTRALIA THRIVE IN AN ERA OF PLURALISM?  Peter Adamis   16 December 2025  A Personal Reassessment in 2025.   A decade ago, I posed a provocative question in my article “Can the Western World Survive Under Islam.” (https://abalinx.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/06/CAN-THE-WESTERN-WORLD-SURVIVE-UNDER-ISLAM.pdf)  As I reflect on the intervening years, I have come to recognise that my original concern was fundamentally…