Columnists / Comment / Nathan Wilson
by Mallard Columnist · Published July 26, 2021 · Last modified July 25, 2021
Starting in 1801, the United Kingdom every decade has recorded inhabitants which dwell within the nation. Since its initial start, the census has naturally evolved from being able to put on your economic status...
What comes to mind when I say, “The Conservative and Unionist party”? Does your mind leap to low taxes? No? A broad-church? No? Then how about strong borders, upholding British values or defending freedom...
On 1 July, the ruling Chinese Communist Party celebrated its 100th anniversary, an event that featured both the conventional flag-waving and also threats against anyone who dares ‘bully, oppress or subjugate China’. Since its...
In recent years, gender has become increasingly divorced from biological sex, spawning an ever-increasing number of self-defined gender identities. At the same time, sex and gender tend to often be conflated in everyday discourse....
Moby-Dick is not an easy read. The presence of the seemingly unconquerable tome on my desk tormented me for weeks. At times, slogging through such lengthy digressions as the differences between the right and...
The following is an excerpt from an interview between Mallard Chairman, Jake Scott (JS) and Calvin Robinson (CR). The full interview is available in our print magazine, which you can purchase here. Photo provided by...
Columnists / Culture / Mark Seymour
by Guest Contributor · Published July 19, 2021 · Last modified July 18, 2021
As we slowly pry our way out of the current pandemic, we’ve started to see the fruits of this suffering. With every pandemic there’s an artistic bounce-back to consolidate the struggles that came from...
There’s a distinct trend among those who identify with conservative politics, or at least those who are sympathetic to them, to identify some latest piece of legislation and attack it as the latest ‘step...
A few months ago I read an article in the Mallard by Alex Brown on why democracy will never work. It was a good article and set out the case eloquently on why democracy...
I moved into my Bradford bedsit in the evening of Christmas Day 2006. I had spent the day singing carols and eating Christmas dinner served by volunteers at the Salvation Army hostel that had...
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