7 August 2024
2.8 MINS
In many societies, especially in the West, people use their personal freedoms to say, depict and do controversial things. They use freedom of speech, and artistic licence, without fully considering the consequences and the hurt caused to others.
6 August 2024
11.3 MINS
Insights from social listening suggest that official figures on Covid vaccine injuries and deaths provide an incomplete picture of the true impact of Covid vaccinations. The excess deaths inquiry should attempt to quantify the true rates of injuries and deaths attributable to vaccination.
2 August 2024
4.7 MINS
Research reveals that at least 60 per cent of all illicit drugs that pass through adolescent hands are stored, sold and/or used at their schools. And it is a fact that adolescents spend more than 80 per cent of the time they are in the company or proximity of friends, at school.
2 August 2024
2.9 MINS
Since 2021, Australia has experienced excess mortality at rates not seen outside of wartime. A committee investigating causes of Australia’s record excess deaths has refused to publish a comprehensive interdisciplinary submission by the Australian Medical Professionals Society (AMPS).
1 August 2024
5.1 MINS
By this time, many Americans may have heard that the 2024 Republican Party platform differs significantly from all its previous platforms, but they may not understand the specific changes that have been made on the issues of life, marriage, family, and religious liberty.
29 July 2024
16.9 MINS
The Therapeutic Goods Administration (TGA) denies that the Pfizer mRNA Covid vaccine is contaminated, as at least four independent labs around the world claim to have detected plasmid DNA contamination in vials of the mRNA Pfizer and Moderna shots, most well over regulatory limits.
19 July 2024
5.7 MINS
There have been almost 140,000 adverse event reports entered to DAEN for the Covid injections, including 1,010 reported deaths. The TGA’s database of adverse event notifications for the Covid injections is available on a user-friendly, easily searchable platform called OpenDAEN.
18 July 2024
5.8 MINS
The government seems blinkered in focusing solely on its pharmaceutical toolbox, essentially playing an expensive game of ‘whack-a-mole’ using our money on Covid countermeasures that could only be described as having dubious benefits. Over $2 billion of our money, to be exact.
17 July 2024
5.3 MINS
Shooter Thomas Matthew Crooks grew up in a world that demonised Donald Trump and wished for the 45th U.S. President's death. Clues about Crooks' motive are everywhere.
12 July 2024
5.4 MINS
The Queensland Government's revised draft bill creates a vilification and sexual harassment minefield, along with new investigative powers and a duty to eliminate discrimination and harassment.
11 July 2024
11 MINS
As our situational awareness can impact the lives and futures of others as well as ourselves, our ability to identify and assess any potential threats, and our ability to take the necessary steps to address them, may diminish the impact of a tragedy.
10 July 2024
6.5 MINS
Former members of Freemasonry are rich sources of information about current anti-life legislation and policies, and those who are willing to speak out do confirm that there is a strong link between Freemasonry and the push for progressive social agendas generally.
8 July 2024
1.9 MINS
I struggled to understand why anyone would choose to support abortion — was there any rational basis for this? Was the pro-abortion argument really so convincing?
5 July 2024
5.9 MINS
The loss of automotive manufacturing to Australia is a compelling illustration of policy failure relating to the preservation of firms of national importance. The loss of Australian tractor manufacturing is another example.
20 June 2024
5.6 MINS
Here I want to look, not at the battle of the bands, but at the battle of the signs. The sign wars are heating up, and we need to engage at that level as well. Anyone can spout out mushy words and sentimental platitudes. But without something solid to base them on, they offer us nothing of lasting value.
19 June 2024
6.9 MINS
We hear so many different perspectives on the land and the people of Israel. I am not going to be debating the relative merits of these perspectives, but simply trying, as faithfully as I can, to report my own experience as a reference point.
13 June 2024
6.5 MINS
The cry of the protesters is that Israel is committing genocide in Gaza. But if that’s the case, Israel is doing a poor job at genocide. Even under Israeli occupation, the number of Palestinians in the West Bank and Gaza has increased by around 500%: is that a genocidal policy?
12 June 2024
1.5 MINS
"Tribes" deals with the hottest topic in our culture right now: human identity. But not in a way you expect from our secular culture. I was encouraged to see a film about racial identity affirming our most basic identity: that we’re all human, and thus all equal in dignity and worth.
4 June 2024
4.6 MINS
In the name of free speech and academic license, woke ideology has infected our universities' hierarchies. This explains why violent and disruptive protests in support of the terror organisation Hamas meet with very little resistance.
30 May 2024
2.7 MINS
Chalmers’ third Budget was aimed squarely at trimming cost-of-living pressures. However, the jury remains out on whether the measures will just add to inflation and make the Reserve Bank’s efforts in that regard even harder.





