12 July 2023
5 MINS
Meta platforms are a primary source of news for most Australians. Meta, Facebook’s parent company, is the latest international mega-company to get involved in Australia’s upcoming referendum regarding an Indigenous Voice to Parliament, after Pfizer pledged its support for the Yes campaign earlier this year. [...]
11 July 2023
2.6 MINS
Artificial Intelligence is increasingly making decisions that impact our lives. From the social media algorithms that decide what you see on social media (and thus, shape what you’re likely to believe) to artificial intelligence systems aiding medical diagnoses, these technologies all have ‘built-in’ moral and [...]
7 July 2023
2.3 MINS
Take a Stand for Our Religious Freedom It's a grave time for religious freedom in Australia. In the Australian Capital Territory, the Labor-Greens Coalition passed legislation to forcibly acquire Calvary Hospital, which took effect on July 3. The government considered Calvary Hospital “problematic” as [...]
7 July 2023
5.6 MINS
by Dr Karen Broadley Over the past two decades, there have been ongoing and polarising debates about medically supervised injecting rooms. Typically, in Australia, the Liberal-National Party Coalition has been opposed to injecting rooms because of the impact on the safety and wellbeing of surrounding [...]
7 July 2023
4.4 MINS
The Woke war on everything is coming for Australians, and its left-leaning extremists want blood from every stone. With the blessing of a Tasmanian taxpayer-funded “truth-telling” program, activists are demanding a memorial honouring Dr William Lodewyk Crowther be removed. Hobart City Council agreed, voting 7-4 [...]
6 July 2023
2.6 MINS
by Professor Patrick McArdle As of 3 July, Calvary Public Hospital no longer exists. Nearly half a century of service to Canberra by the Sisters of the Little Company of Mary and those who inherited their ministry has ended in public health care. Probably most [...]
5 July 2023
4.2 MINS
The Declaration of Independence makes a critical error about the nature of truth. “It’s good to look someone in the eye when you are talking to them.” If, like me, you’re Australian, you will no doubt have heard this said many times. We consider it [...]
4 July 2023
4.7 MINS
Whether we like it or not, AI is here to stay. And so, the question is not whether we adopt AI into our lives but how we adopt it. Our workplaces will gradually (or not so gradually) introduce AI technology, impacting our jobs. Our schools [...]
4 July 2023
3.7 MINS
Canberra Catholics and staff of Calvary Public Hospital grieved as the compulsory acquisition of Calvary by the ACT Government took effect on 3 July. The ACT Government took over the Catholic-run hospital from midnight, ending a five-week battle to save it from the takeover — [...]
3 July 2023
6.2 MINS
Clear thinking on law and morality. As I have often said, I am not a libertarian, although two years of Covid lockdown madness and health fascism have certainly moved me a bit further along in that direction! But I still believe there is a place [...]
3 July 2023
4.1 MINS
How censorship has taken over our lives, and the threat it poses to our faith and humanity. Part 1: The Tower of Babel proposed that the current global agendas bear many parallels with the ways of the Babylonians as reported in Genesis. Part 2: Nationalism [...]
3 July 2023
3.7 MINS
by Robbie Katter The idea that there is a silver bullet to solving the deep-seated challenges facing First Australian communities, especially in rural Australia, while well-intentioned is naïve and ill-informed. Presenting the Voice as the panacea to all problems relating to our First Australians is [...]
1 July 2023
3.1 MINS
In January, a single defenseman’s refusal to wear the National Hockey League’s (NHL) Pride jersey shook the sports establishment to its very core.
30 June 2023
5.3 MINS
Some of Australia’s best emerging female leaders gathered in New South Wales on Thursday to formally protest the trans takeover of women’s spaces. The high-calibre demonstration of solidarity brought together nine diverse biological women, each of whom has taken up the battle for free speech [...]
29 June 2023
3 MINS
Historically, threats to religious freedom have arisen mostly from the dominance of one religion over others, or from the state sanctioning an official religion. More recently, some states, such as the Chinese communist regime, have endeavoured to repress religious belief and practice entirely. While these [...]
27 June 2023
3.7 MINS
The idea of recognising indigenous Australians in the Constitution is not new. Twenty-five years ago, it was a topic of major discussion at the constitutional convention as delegates grappled with the competing claims of symbolism and workability. How could the desire for recognition be aligned with [...]
27 June 2023
2.7 MINS
CDC Director Rochelle Walensky assured the public that Covid-19 vaccines conferred immunity, even while admitting to 'vaccine breakthroughs' in private emails. Bombshell documents released last week under a Freedom of Information (FOI) request reveal that a top United States health bureaucrat knowingly lied to the [...]
27 June 2023
2.9 MINS
Taiwan has much to offer the world in terms of public health. Taiwan’s national health insurance scheme covers the entire 25 million people on the island of Taiwan. The national health insurance scheme was introduced in 1995 and is free. This comprehensive medical system is [...]
23 June 2023
3.4 MINS
New Zealand is the latest state to kill the livelihood of a teacher for non-compliance with the LGBTQ+. A Teachers Disciplinary Tribunal (TDT) hearing ruled against the unnamed maths teacher (Mr X) in February. Dismissed for “serious misconduct”, Mr X had his Christian faith belittled [...]
22 June 2023
4 MINS
Sadly, the Labor Family Law Amendment Bill 2023 has been passed in the House of Representatives in the Federal Parliament, Canberra. The Bill is now before a Senate Inquiry. Submissions close this Friday, 23 June 2023. We believe it is critical that as many people [...]





