by PAUL COLLITS – NOTHING angers COVID realists more than the deliberate concealment of pandemic-related crimes perpetrated by governments. We crave accountability more than just about anything else. The alt-media unashamedly yearns for a Nuremberg Two. Jail time for the culprits. And…
by PAUL COLLITS – NOVAK Djokovic is in the news yet again. The tennis great was infamously excluded from the US Open by a barely coherent US President, on the grounds of being unvaccinated. One of the fittest, healthiest individuals on God’s…
TRADE discussions between the European Union and Australia have been abruptly suspended as Australian Trade Minister Dan Tehan was in transit to continue the negotiations. The snap move comes after French displeasure at Canberra’s decision to cancel a $90b submarine project, following…
FORMER Melbourne University vice-chancellor Glyn Davis has called the government a “threat” to academic freedoms over its insistence on freedom of speech on campus. In a heated exchange with former education minister Dan Tehan, Prof Davis wrote “there is an irony in governments deciding to investigate academic freedoms as government frequently emerges as the largest threat to such freedoms”.
A NUMBER of Kiwi politicians have expressed concern that a diplomatic faux pas by the New Zealand trade minister suits the political ends of the Chinese Communist Party which seeks to pressure Australia by upgrading its trade deal with NZ. NZ National Party MP Simon O’Connor, who is a member of the Inter-Parliamentary Alliance on China, said on Friday that Trade Minister Damien O’Connor had shown a “blindness” to the situation when he said that Australia should follow NZ’s example and “show respect” to China.
UNIVERSITY graduates fail to reflect mainstream Australian values with disproportionately high numbers leaning heavily towards socialism, according to a recent Newspoll survey. Although the poll reveals a Coalition government would cruise to victory in a general election – this result, however, would easily reverse to Labor if voting was limited to university graduates only.
PANDERING universities that have shut down freedom of speech and academic inquiry face tough new legislation if they continue to reject the basics of Western educational standards.
Under pressure to appease the Chinese Communist Party and high-value corporate sponsors, a number of Australian universities have systematically suspended students, removed staff and deleted social media posts over comments that they’ve judged to be offensive.
