Phil Dye
Phil Dye is an Australian educator, author, broadcaster, and musician. He taught for 16 years on the NSW South Coast before lecturing in Media at UTS and Science at UNSW. Now a neuroscience educator, he focuses on how brain science applies to teaching, learning, and memory.
He hosts two podcasts: “Philtered”, exploring culture, education, and social trends, and “Marking the Role”, a show for teachers and parents tackling the big issues in Australian education. He describes himself as “sensible”, not woke, and politically more right than left, often critiquing progressive ideologies while advocating for parental rights, biological realism, and evidence-based education.
Articles by Phil Dye:
13 April 2026
2.8 MINS
Following a dedicated grassroots campaign, the ABC has resigned its membership from ACON’s Pride in Diversity program, reversing a controversial partnership. The victory highlights the power of public action in promoting editorial independence and accountability at Australia’s national broadcaster.
3 March 2026
4.1 MINS
As divisions deepen within the Rainbow coalition, LGB voices distance themselves from transgender activism, citing biological, medical and legal concerns — and calling for a return to first principles.
9 February 2026
3.6 MINS
A petition challenges the ABC’s ties to ACON, arguing divided loyalties compromise impartial journalism and breach the broadcaster’s charter as Parliament considers the issue on 9 February.
29 January 2026
2.1 MINS
After Australia Day tensions, returning media figure Nancy Bell delivers a delayed national message blending satire, identity politics commentary, and cultural critique, positioning himself once again as a provocative Australian voice.
27 January 2026
3.7 MINS
After an 11-year-old girl loses a championship spot to a male-born competitor, this piece questions “sacrificial empathy”, fairness in women’s sport, and why grassroots girls lack the protections elite athletes receive.
5 August 2025
3.2 MINS
Despite clear evidence of bias, ABC News has offered no meaningful response to the gender diversity report released in June.
