Rowan Dean is a political satirist and marketing columnist at The Spectator Australia. He focuses on themes of culture and society, with a keen interest in politics, government, elections, and public policy. Rowan's insights and commentary have been featured in The Australian Financial Review and The Daily Telegraph.
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By: Chris Bowen, Rowan Dean, Bishop, Bronwyn Bishop, Charles Chadwick
Energy experts have warned about “unintended consequences” from Chris Bowen’s plan for three hours of free power, after the peak body representing electricity retailers panned the policy.
A massacre on Bondi Beach shakes the nation Australia died tonight.
By: Rowan Dean
In a surprise announcement early this morning, former Liberal Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull and current Liberal leader-in-waiting Andrew Hastie
We have two little Australian girls, Matilda and Kumanjayi Little Baby, neither of whom should ever have died.
Ladies and gentleman, I give you the next President of the United States of America, Marco Rubio.
We have a liar in the Lodge. A prevaricator in Parliament. A dissembler in Deakin. A fibber in Fyshwick. A miscreant in Manuka.
Former Federal Liberal Party Vice President Teena McQueen has passed away after a short illness.
If radio and TV hosts are unable to define Australian culture - that is more evidence that it desperately needs saving from multiculturalism.
It's the Labor Party's National Conference in Adelaide at the moment. I was hoping to be invited to MC the event – or at least to perform a song, or something, at the Gala dinner.
On the sudden and very sad passing of Rod Liddle, who died aged 66 following a short illness:
