28 May 2024
14.8 MINS
Transgenderism is becoming increasingly common among young people. Despite the fact that the trans youth population has doubled over five years (according to some sources), it is maintained that this is not a social contagion. But where did this concept of “gender identity” come from?
27 May 2024
3.5 MINS
Kids eventually outgrow the need for the tooth fairy. But for children who are diagnosed with “gender dysphoria” and undergo “gender-affirming care,” when they later outgrow the need to escape into another persona, much of the damage to their bodies and psyches remains.
22 May 2024
5.7 MINS
Adolf Hitler's worldview was not so different from Karl Marx's. He believed the world was defined by power structures that made it too difficult for all Germans to rise, and that needed to be abolished.
17 May 2024
2 MINS
Australia passed its Digital ID bill in the Lower House yesterday, green-lighting the implementation of the legislative framework for the expansion of the Australian Government's Digital ID system.
16 May 2024
8.2 MINS
Fourteen Australian Senators and MPs have written to Prime Minister Anthony Albanese urging his Government to reject impending WHO pandemic reforms, which are to be voted on by WHO Member States at the 77th World Health Assembly (WHA) at the end of this month.
13 May 2024
4.1 MINS
The fact is that the data simply doesn't support the narrative being pushed by the left-wing media, bureaucrats and activists: that the problem of intimate partner homicide is getting worse, or that all men are somehow to blame, or that Australia has any kind of toxic male cultural problem.
13 May 2024
2.4 MINS
According to the Australian Education Union, it is estimated that about 30 to 50 per cent of teachers quit or change careers within five years of teaching.
9 May 2024
2.5 MINS
There is only one significant question worth asking about the Australian government’s naval review: when will the ships actually be delivered?
6 May 2024
9.7 MINS
Despite assurances to the contrary, the misinformation bill violates Australia’s commitment to freedom of opinion and expression, as laid out in Article 19 of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, to which Australia is a signatory.
30 April 2024
7.6 MINS
We recently passed the marker of six months since Hamas launched a bitter war with Israel in Gaza, triggered by the brutal massacres and atrocities of October 7. This is a good point to step back and assess where we are in this intense conflict.
15 April 2024
6.8 MINS
If we are being controlled, who or what is controlling us? If we are being controlled, would we know it? If we are not being controlled, are others being controlled, and how can we recognise this?
15 April 2024
6.4 MINS
Men and boys are struggling mentally, physically, academically, economically, and spiritually because of the absence of fathers, the failures of our education system and policies, and changes in both the job market and our culture.
12 April 2024
4.3 MINS
The Herald Sun recently published an article on compensation for mandated worker Covid vaccine injuries in Victoria, and once again, the comments give insight into how Australians are really faring after the mass jabbing experiment.
3 April 2024
16.9 MINS
With powers abused, rights violated, the truth silenced and accountability dodged, there has never been a greater need for a Royal Commission in Australian history than the Covid debacle.
2 April 2024
10.4 MINS
The proposed pandemic treaty will turn the WHO from a technical advisory body into a supra-national public health authority exercising quasi-legislative and executive powers over states.
26 March 2024
5.2 MINS
As a woman, I was interested recently to read what female faith leaders in Australia had to say on International Women’s Day. However, I was disappointed, but not surprised, to see the prevalence of DEI rhetoric among senior female faith leaders.
22 March 2024
4.1 MINS
You are invited to attend one of the most exciting and potentially transformative events of 2024. "Covid Revisited — Lessons Learned, Challenges Faced, and the Road Ahead" aims to shed light on the strengths and weaknesses inherent in the approaches adopted during the pandemic.
21 March 2024
7.6 MINS
While we weren't watching, capitalism morphed into corporatism, and gigantic for-profit corporations became the operational foundation of the surveillance state.
20 March 2024
3.6 MINS
We “fight” the culture war, not for spite, nor for sport, but for the objects of our compassion and concern.
15 March 2024
2.5 MINS
The revelation that 35 per cent of recent applicants failed the Australian Citizenship Test is of concern. The data shows the pass rate under Labor has fallen to 65 per cent compared to about 80 per cent under the Coalition between 2017 and 2021.





