Australia once led the world in education standards. Then we had the Long March through the institutions. Australian education became “progressive” and “inclusive”. The “latest pegagogies” and “21st century learning styles” were embraced by education bureaucrats and teachers’ unions alike. And the results are in. Australian education rankings have steadily
The Greens – where do they find ‘em? In a party rife with old-school Stalinists, anti-Semites, and candidates who openly brag about shop-lifting and drug abuse, you’d think the Greens couldn’t go any lower. Hold my skinny almond latte, says a Sydney Greens candidate. A Greens candidate running for
Prime Minister Scott Morrison has been playing political Santa this week and handing out the goodies to Australian voters. While Labor and the Greens (with the astonishing collusion of Pauline Hanson) stiffed us with a lump of coal, by rejecting the government’s union-busting Ensuring Integrity bill, Santa Morrison was
Australian Family Coalition The long-running Israel Folau case was resolved this week (at least in part). After increasing his claim against his former employers to $14 million, mediation sessions finally saw an out-of-court settlement reached. The details remain confidential. So, what can we draw from this outcome – and for the
Patriot Realm Shaydee Lane All this fuss and bother over Senator Lambie’s secret deal is, in my opinion, just a storm in a teacup. There is a perfectly logical explanation as to what happened and all one has to do is look at the evidence. The big giveaway was
I applaud the out of court settlement between the Australian Rugby Union and Israel Folau but I hasten to add that the Union doesn’t exactly come out of this looking anything close to squeaky clean and in reality; they could have avoided the whole thing had they not behaved
Looks like its time for Australians to start keeping a few trusty narwhal horns ready to hand. Counter terrorism officers have arrested a Sydney man who they believe to be an Islamic State supporter who tried recruiting teenagers to act upon “extremist views”. Members of the NSW Joint Counter Terrorism
Damn, I hate being right, sometimes. Remember when I warned you that festering parasite Behrouz Boochani was about to fasten his leech-like jaws on New Zealand’s pale, quivering flesh after you unwisely bared your bums to the greedy leech? Well, guess what? It’s my understanding that the Ardern
A much-welcome breath of sanity wafted through the Australian parliament this week, with the repeal of the idiotic “medivac” legislation. Medivac was a deliberate white-anting of Australia’s border-protection laws foisted on us by multimillionaire green numpties from the Harbourside Mansion set, like Kerryn Phelps. It was a blatant scam
Trans-Tasman Talk Ep.12 – Whose Tasman Nations? Presented in association with The Unshackled. Trans-Tasman Talk (TTT) is hosted by Tim Wilms from Melbourne and Dieuwe de Boer from Auckland. The show debuts every Tuesday at 9 pm New Zealand time and 7 pm Melbourne time. Episodes are broadcast live on
Imagine if a secretive (especially Christian) religious cult asserted that they are above the law of the land, and that police should be restrained from investigating alleged widespread crimes in their community. The reaction from the media-political elite would be immediate and furious. But, as always, when religious supremacy comes
Congratulations, New Zealand. You lost at the rugby and cricket World Cups again, but at least you finished ahead of Australia. Now you can also claim the dubious prize of out-virtue-signalling Australia on climate change. The passage of the Zero Carbon Act has New Zealand head and shoulders above Australia’
Sky News host Andrew Bolt says the public is now “starting to wake up” to China’s attempts to “infiltrate” the political system, following “stunning” reports a Beijing-backed espionage ring tried to interfere in the last federal election.
In 1954, the Petrov Affair rocked Australian politics, setting off a chain of events that would shape the political landscape for decades. When Soviet diplomat and KGB colonel Vladimir Petrov defected to Australia, offering to reveal details of Soviet spy rings in exchange for asylum, the resulting investigations (including a
