Ridd’s appeal matches Pell’s in national importance

Ridd’s appeal matches Pell’s in national importance

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THE High Court will soon have the opportunity of demonstrating that traditional academic freedom and freedom of expression are still alive in Australia. The decision they hand down in Peter Ridd v James Cook University will rank in importance with the Court’s unanimous decision concerning Cardinal Pell, reaffirming the presumption of innocence and that guilt be proved beyond reasonable doubt.

Woke buffoons sending Aussie battlers broke

Woke buffoons sending Aussie battlers broke

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WHEN sandal clad, social security funded brigades of bearded buffoons began to invade corporate Australia’s AGM seasons some years ago, no-one took much notice. The presiding Chair allowed them to speak, the meeting politely listened to whatever rant and rave then, afterwards, they devoured capitalist-provided cakes and sandwiches. No harm was done – until union superannuation funds empowered them by joining the fray.

Millions abandon ‘fake’ Liberal Party

Millions abandon ‘fake’ Liberal Party

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THE mood among Liberal Party supporters is darkening as the Party continues its hard lurch to the Left, shedding millions of voters as it does. From this month’s Western Australia debacle – where a radical Liberal opposition was all but wiped out – to recent big losses in Queensland, the Northern Territory and a minority government in Tasmania, there’s little joy among centre-right conservatives.