Cody Mitchell
Cody is currently pursuing his Master's degree in Medieval and Modern European Studies—focusing on the life, writings, and thought of C. S. Lewis.
In 2021, he graduated as a Vice Chancellor’s Scholar from the University of New England with a Bachelor of Arts in history, ancient history, and politics. The 2019 winner of the James Dolan Memorial Prize in History, Cody's undergraduate essays have been published by West Point Military Academy, Swarthmore College, and Georgia Southern University. In 2021, he studied leadership and civil society at the Lachlan Macquarie Institute.
Cody has graduate-level marketing and digital communications qualifications, and his writing has appeared in The Spectator Australia, The Commonwealth Youth Magazine, The Good Sauce and The Daily Declaration. He is the founder of the History’s Page project and previously served as the media adviser to a federal senator.
Articles by Cody Mitchell:
14 September 2021
1.9 MINS
On a recent edition of ABC’s Insiders program, the former Deputy Leader of the Opposition, Tanya Plibersek, avoided questions concerning church exemptions from vaccine mandates. Plibersek Comments on Mandatory Vaccines for Churches The ABC released the footage on Twitter on Sunday, showing the current Shadow [...]
8 September 2021
2.6 MINS
The Australian Hairdressing Council has been vocal in its stand against what critics are labelling government-led vaccine "apartheid" on the basis of medical status, putting pressure on Churches to take a similar position against mandatory vaccinations for church attendance. Hairdressers Have Taken a Stand In [...]
31 August 2021
2.7 MINS
There has been an uptick in searches for ‘ivermectin tablets’ and ‘ivermectin for humans’ as people explore treatment options for COVID-19. Here’s what are the experts are saying. With more and more people asking search engines about ‘ivermectin tablets’ and ‘ivermectin for humans’, it is [...]
6 August 2021
3.4 MINS
Christian leaders are becoming more outspoken about Australia’s need to return to God. Their example reminds us that this is a calling for every believer. Many are concerned about the trajectory of Australian politics, but it may be more accurate to say that Australian culture [...]
