Back-To-School Invoices Hit Like a Second Mortgage
Satire/Parody: Pavlova Post blends real headlines with made-up jokes – not factual reporting.
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The Research Decoding the Rubbery Clots
The scientific papers are available on the preprint server and at www.nzdsos.com for review.
Born Alive and Left To Die
Baby Samuel’s story serves as a reminder that the fight for the unborn, for vulnerable babies and for life is much more than an abstract political debate.
Who Is To Blame for the State of Some School Entrants?
No, the benefit itself isn’t causal. It’s the lifestyle the benefit enables that does the damage. When will a future government recognise and act on this reality?
Courts Interfering in Our Parliament’s Intent
Judicial review must not become a means by which judges effectively update decades-old statutes to reflect their own contemporary policy preferences.
Nipah and the New Public Health Order
We must always believe that we face an imminent threat so that those who would benefit from saving us are allowed to do so.
Does America Still Have the Tools?
America has an incredibly dynamic economy, deep capital pools, and some of the most abundant resources on our planet. And yet, whenever someone tries to make a difference (whether the President, Elon Musk, Charlie Kirk), they get sued, blocked, stymied, or shot.
Is Rep Ilhan Omar for Real? Inquiring Minds Want To Know
Layers of investigations by the FBI, DOJ, and Congress seek the truth.
DEI and Social Procurement in Victoria
When procurement frameworks penalise local production, distort competition, and incentivise offshoring, the long-term cost is borne by Victorian manufacturers, workers, and communities.
$100 Million Investment in Great American Recovery
The $100 million investment directed by Secretary Kennedy is a clear departure from Biden-era policies that were misguided, failing to stem the tide of death, addiction, homelessness, and crime in American communities.
It Seems Everyone Hates Brian
Was it really structural issues that shut down the bridge march? Or was it politics?
Exposing the Double Standards Around Words
In 2026, controversy markets better than ads, and nothing spreads faster than people pretending to be offended.
There Is So Much Inconsistency
It seems some in society are happy to accept inconsistency based on political preference. Got a far left or progressive cause – then all is well. Have a centre or right-wing view, too bad for you.
The Panic of 1857: An Austrian View
A massive amount of money was created, interest rates fell below the natural rate, and money flowed into malinvestments of higher-order goods like land and railroad construction.
Some Ideas To Reform the Scientific Enterprise
Matt Kaplan has offered ideas for what could be done to promote the scientific endeavor.