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See the Multiculturalism Flying in Western Sydney

See the Multiculturalism Flying in Western Sydney

Sydney is feeling the diverse wonder of yet another vibrant, multicultural experience, courtesy of bleeding-heart asylum seeker policies. Children at a Sydney creche narrowly avoided being hit by bullets in a suspected attempted gangland hit captured in chilling security camera footage. NSW Police have released CCTV images of the moment

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Australian Anti-CCP Political Party Launched

Australian Anti-CCP Political Party Launched

Activists, as a rule, are all mouth, no trousers. They’re happy to dress in silly costumes, bother working-class people trying to just get to work, and get all shouty about saving gay whales from climate change. But actually putting themselves forward to try and make meaningful change runs a

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The Anthem Sweeping the World

The Anthem Sweeping the World

Freedom fighters around the world would have heard or sung the newest anthem for freedom and unity. While ‘Let’s Go Brandon’ by Loza Alexander is becoming popular in America as the anti-Biden anthem, ‘You Can Stick Your Vaccine Mandates Up Your Ass’ is slowly going viral as the anthem

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The Gender Gap Feminists Won’t Talk About

We’re constantly subjecting to feminine caterwauling about “gender gaps”, these days. “Gender wage gap”, “gender sports gap”, even a “Wikipedia gender gap”. What’s noticeable about most of these “gaps” is that they’re almost exclusively the concern of well-off, university-educated, professional women. It’s almost like these fishwives

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Australia, South Korea Strengthen Ties

Australia, South Korea Strengthen Ties

Ever since Gough Whitlam, Australian foreign policy mavens have wittered about “finding our place in Asia”. For too long, though, that seems to have too often consisted of sucking up to dictators. Whitlam set the tone with his visit — as Opposition Leader — to a China still under the iron rule

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Should ‘Life’ Mean Life?

Should a life sentence actually mean “for life”? Call us naive, but I’m sure many of us would expect that “life” means “for the rest of their life”. But then, we’re not lawyers or “justice reform advocates”, so what would we know? “Life” remains the most severe penalty

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The Books Our Spooks Want to Ban

The Books Our Spooks Want to Ban

Australians, at least pre-covid, generally liked to imagine that we lived in a pretty free country. Unlike those prudish Yanks, by the 70s, we even had full frontal nudity on telly. We certainly didn’t have that communist censorship stuff. Except that that was a total lie. From colonial times,

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The Electric Highway – A Fuelish Policy

The Electric Highway – A Fuelish Policy

Viv Forbes Information Opinion Viv Forbes was raised on a dairy farm in Queensland with hand milking, candles, kerosene lamps, a wood stove and copper, a Kalgoorlie evaporative cooler and Clydesdale draft horses. His father had used a bullock team to haul logs from the Mt Lindsay forest to the

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Athletes Balk at Olympic Boycott

There are growing calls for at least some form of boycott of the upcoming Beijing Winter Olympics. Contrary to the popular narrative of “China Joe”, it is the US president who is so far taking the lead. But the only boycotts announced so far, are “diplomatic boycotts”. Australia’s best-known

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Dan’s Enough to Drive Anyone Mad

Dan’s Enough to Drive Anyone Mad

We all know Victorians are mad — after all, they voted in Dan Andrews twice, and by all accounts they’ll do it again. Of course, I’m being merely cynical and disparaging, here. Because Victoria really does have a massive mental health problem — and it can largely be sheeted home

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