by PAUL COLLITS – POLITICIANS are flushing taxpayers’ hard-earned money down the toilet without blinking an eye – all to get their friends and themselves filthy rich. In the US, they have recently spent $8m to study the effect of flavored cigarettes…
by NAZIYA ALVI RAHMAN – LABOR’S Minister for Women Katy Gallagher has defended blocking a bill to restore into law the traditional definition of “man” and “woman” – saying debate could cause “harm”. One Nation Leader Pauline Hanson raised the issue of her…
by JOSH SPASARO – NSW greyhound trainers say they were stunned by suggestions their industry would face a government inquiry after allegations of animal welfare abuses. The chief executive of Greyhound Racing NSW, Rob Macaulay, resigned after a damaging report written by…
by PAUL COLLITS – THE global economy is a house of cards. When it comes crashing down, as many believe it will, the heavily leveraged plebs who will lose everything, not the controligarchs. Because … they have a plan. They are giddy…
by DAVID FLINT – APART from the election of the next US president and leader of the West, the most important issue facing Australia now is replacing the Albanese Government before even more damage is done. Under Anthony Albanese’s spiteful leadership Australia…
by PAUL COLLITS – AUSTRALIA’S current Prime Minister has suggested that Commonwealth parliaments should go four years between elections, instead of the current three. Three-year term limits for federal MPs are too short, he says, but admits changes to time spent in…
by SEAN BURKE – AUSTRALIAN organisations who have endlessly lectured fairness and equality have been revealed as being among the most entrenched anti-Israel hate groups. Black Peoples Union, Mums for Palestine and Teachers & School Staff for Palestine are among 30 Australian…
by GRAHAM YOUNG – ONE step forward and two steps back is the best summary of Australia’s results in the latest Programme for International Student Assessment (PISA). The step forward was that we actually moved forward one place in the world—from 11th…
by GABRIËL MOENS – QUEENSLAND University of Technology has recently removed the word “merit” from its hiring process. In a radio interview, the University’s Vice-Chancellor Margaret Sheil, communicated her concern that the university’s hiring strategy could be biased. Waging war against excellence…
by DAVID FLINT – THE Voice referendum was extremely wasteful, and not only in the mountain of taxpayers’ hard-earned money the Albanese Government flushed, pointlessly, down the drain. It was also wasteful in time lost and worry caused to the rank-and-file, attempting…
