by BETTINA ARNDT – DOMESTIC violence services are not being properly resourced according to women’s groups, who are demanding funding be doubled. The groups demanding this huge funding boost argue women’s lives depend on this protection: “Every day violence services aren’t fully…
by BETTINA ARNDT – IT MAKES a pleasant change to see men fighting back – standing up to bureaucrats revelling in their feminist-bestowed power to crush ordinary blokes. Here are two stories of people facing injustice who took on the authorities and…
by BETTINA ARNDT – LIZ Truss, who may well become the next UK Prime Minister, has pledged to slash 350 woke jobs from the civil service, claiming such jobs “distract from delivering on the British people’s priorities”. It would take a lot…
by BETTINA ARNDT – THERE’S an intriguing photograph of the four people who head up Australia’s Digital Platforms Regulators Forum. A row of smiling women. The control of our county’s high tech online world is firmly in female hands, with not a…
by BETTINA ARNDT – IN A recent judgement about a sexual misconduct case at Cornell University in New York, the judge compared the campus disciplinary committees to the infamous English Star Chambers. He warned that “these threats to due process and academic…
by BETTINA ARNDT – FOR the past few weeks in Australia, we’ve been treated to the unabashed celebration from our biased media about the ousting of the Liberal-National Coalition government and wild assertions that this was all due to angry women turning…
by BETTINA ARNDT – AMBER Heard has been caught on tape sneering at Johnny Depp, gloating that even if he were to tell the world, no one would believe that a man was a victim of domestic violence. In the end he…
by BETTINA ARNDT – IT’S a tragic irony that just as the world is finally waking up to the damage to children who miss out on masculine influence in their lives, the moral panic over sexual abuse is driving away the very…
by BETTINA ARNDT ~ MORE than twenty years ago, federal member of parliament Greg Wilton took his own life. The tragedy was the culmination of a series of events which highlight how poorly we deal with vulnerable men. Three weeks earlier, Wilton…
by BETTINA ARNDT – TWO years ago, a Sydney man received a substantial payout as a settlement of a $1m malicious prosecution case against NSW Police and prosecutors. The case exposed the disgraceful behaviour of police and the public prosecutor’s office, the…
