There’ll Be No Fun in Melbourne Schools
‘Wholesome’ and ‘structured’ don’t sound like much fun on Muck Up Day
Australia
The First Falcons of Spring
The Collins St falcons are, like Japan’s Nara island where wild deer are strictly protected, an example of how the simplest human adaptations can help wildlife thrive in cities.
Oh, Woe – We Have No ‘15 Minute Cities’
I’m proud to announce that Australia has not a single ‘15-Minute City’. Yet.
This Is What the Long March Looks Like
How the National Museum of Australia became a dull showcase of wokeism.
What Is at Stake in Religious Freedom
Anyone who professes to value freedom of conscience, thought, speech, association and assembly must care about religious freedom.
Breakthrough in Half-Century Cold Case
DNA evidence has led to the arrest in Rome in connection with ’70’s Melbourne double murder.
Swooping and Puking in Australia – And That’s Just the Birds
Spring is here – and so are the murder chickens.
The Connection Between Family Violence and Suicide
In one in four suicides (24.5 per cent) the deceased experienced family violence prior to their death.
Resisting Centralist Power – Part 1
The desire of West Australians to separate from the Federation was not fulfilled as the British Imperial Parliament refused to act, claiming that such an action could only be taken with the consent of the Commonwealth Parliament of Australia.
Managing Harm Caused by Medicines
In Australia, about 400,000 people go to emergency departments each year because of medication problems, with at least half of this harm deemed preventable. On a more granular level, opioids are Australia’s most common drug class identified in toxicology for drug-induced deaths, with deaths and hospitalisations due to
When Is a Marae Not a Marae?
Maori arrogance has run smack into Aboriginal wokeness and it isn't pretty.