Why We Shouldn’t Ban Controversial Speakers
Allowing controversial speakers into Australia provides an alternative to the mainstream media and this is good for a diversity of perspectives.
Allowing controversial speakers into Australia provides an alternative to the mainstream media and this is good for a diversity of perspectives.
Is this a sign of a once-in-a-century shift in Australian politics?
Australians are more likely to be victims of violent crime than Americans: much more, in fact.
If combatting anti-Semitism and hate is “Islamophobia”, what does that say about Islam?
The One Nation leader is sensing that her time has come.
Free speech concerns have left the legislation in tatters.
A bad bill which will only protect Islamic hate.
The truth is the ban isn’t working – we all know it. And in any case it’s impossible to measure if it is.
Adapting to bushfires is cheaper than vainly attempting to ‘fix’ the climate.
It remains to be seen whether recently announced toughening of laws in Victoria will make any difference to crime, but the root cause of many of these problems is tobacco policy.