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Since I began teaching in the early 1950s in Queensland, I have seen unbelievable changes in education. In writing this article I am thinking of the new generation of five-year-olds now starting their formal education. Nothing is as important as their learning to read.

After repeatedly insisting he would never do so, President Joe Biden has pardoned his son, Hunter Biden, for any and all crimes he committed over the last decade and disdained his son’s prosecution as “a miscarriage of justice.”

Kim Williams and his ilk hate Rogan and people like him because they are in panic mode. They are desperately upset that they no longer get to dictate and control the cultural narratives.

President Trump is an honest criminal who loves the Bible and loves Christians. I believe he is on a pathway of reform both personally, and nationally for his nation.

Moderators made mincemeat of what will likely be Donald Trump’s only debate with Kamala Harris. Blatantly hostile ABC News hosts David Muir and Linsey Davis visibly favoured the Biden administration appointee.

It seems to me – and it should be clear to any impartial observer – that there were two main losers here: the American people, and the network that hosted the debate.

Life-long Democrat Robert F. Kennedy Jr has now ended his presidential bid and has thrown his support to Donald Trump. That should shake up the American election a bit.

Kamala refused to be interviewed, but that didn’t stop Time from running a huge love letter dedicated to the woman they described as a cross between Beyonce and Obama. Seriously.

We live in a world where the facts matter, and should matter. If you repeat things without bothering to check if they are true, you are helping to make a world where lies and truth are easier to confuse.

Running like a thread through "Hidden Agendas" is the disappearance of the independent journalist, motivated by seeking after truth, and the inauguration of a handful of global media moguls founded on the creation of wealth for the few.

Hamas apologists, by which I mean Lefties, somehow always seem to forget that if Jewish hostages hadn’t been taken, Jewish hostages wouldn’t need rescuing.

Russell Brand’s conversion to Christianity is a celebrity confession with a discernible difference. He was baptised in late April by Bear Grylls. Besides Brand’s updates, it’s the ferocity of heat coming from his haters that gives us good reason not to doubt his sincerity.

Proof that political descriptors ‘right’ and ‘right-wing’ have lost all meaning: Ad Fontes Media’s Media Bias Chart places Twitter Files journalist Matt Taibbi’s "Racket News" on par with Fox.

The West has witnessed a flood of anti-Israel, anti-Jewish and pro-Hamas protests. That is why I and many thousands of other concerned and committed Melbournians rallied outside of the Victorian Parliament in Melbourne on Sunday, to speak up against anti-Semitism.

The IPA points out that the federal government's bill will create fact-checkers empowered by law to censor online opinion to the satisfaction of an opaque government body or the Minister herself.

The ABC's recent report on its own coverage of the Voice Referendum found breathtaking bias but concluded they did a good job anyway. Sounds about right.

Talking with an old friend, the topic of ‘communication’ came up, and the question of what is truth? What is the role of the media? How do we distribute, consume and process information?

They say a fish rots from the head. The writer is not sure if it’s true about fish, but it certainly appears so when dealing with the Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC). On behalf of 10,000 of our fellow Australians, the Australian Monarchist League (AML) forwarded [...]

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. [...]

Welcome to part 2 of this three-part essay on media bias. In part 1 we traced the innovations of media technology and concluded that while the technology can’t be biased the operators always are and always have been. Now let’s consider how we as individuals [...]