The University of Queensland’s persecution of one of its own students reached a nadir this week, with student politician Drew Pavlou suspended for two years. With just six months of his degree to finish, Pavlou seems justified in describing the suspension as “an expulsion for all intents and purposes”
As the Drew Pavlou saga is exposing for all the world to see, Australia’s universities have been thoroughly infiltrated by the Chinese Communist Party. While many academics have at least the poor excuse of ideological sympathy to the communist dictatorship, many others seem merely happy to sell the souls
Dear Editor Green MP Chlöe Swarbrick‘s support of the Aorere Head Girl yesterday (clearly a remarkable person) was the worst piece of political limpeting I have ever seen. It took me two years to even work out who the Greens’ Education spokesperson was for this term. Chlöe Swarbrick was
The University of Queensland is doubling down on its legal threats against student activist Drew Pavlou. Already facing expulsion for leading anti-Beijing protests on campus, Pavlou is now being threatened with criminal prosecution by the University’s lawyers. In an interview for The BFD, Drew says that he has
One of the most notorious aspects of the relentless pushing of transgender ideology in schools is that it is being imposed mostly by stealth and against the wishes of parents. As The BFD’s exposés have shown, radical and anti-scientific transgender ideology is frequently snuck into schools under the
Australia’s universities really are in trouble. For years, if not decades, they’ve been able to paper over the dry-rot in academe, mostly thanks to the seemingly endless rivers of gold trousered from overseas students. But, thanks to the Xi Plague, those rivers of gold have abruptly dried
Australia’s universities certainly have more front than Myers, as the old saying goes. Not only have they allowed themselves to become blatant enablers of Chinese Communist Party influence in Australia; as the Chinese virus pandemic first began to come to light, they blatantly undermined Australia’s early border control
The Babylon Bee recently published a satirical article, claiming that the Chinese Communist Party had disbanded its propaganda team, “as American media doing their job for them”. In a case of life-imitating-satire, an Australian university is doing Beijing’s dirty work for them: harassing and persecuting a student
Simon Thornley covidplanb.co.nz The government is now urging children to go back to school, but many parents are reticent, fearing that their child will be exposed to the virus. Let’s take a look at we have learned about children’s risk of exposure to COVID-19 at
As we are all confined to barracks, it is a great opportunity to try new things. How about a virtual tour of a world famous museum or art gallery? Today’s tour is of The J. Paul Getty Museum, Los Angeles. Wikipedia tells us: The J. Paul Getty Museum, commonly
A reader writes: I have been so busy under lockdown with my work as a practice manager, homeschooling and also delivering essential services to new mums, that I haven’t had a chance to write a letter about Home Learning TV set up by the Government, but I feel it
Satire site The Babylon Bee is having a field day as students across the Western world are being effectively forced into home-schooling. “Majority Of Homeschoolers Arrive At College Woefully Unprepared For Gender Studies” quipped one headline. Another related that pubic school teachers were worried that “Homeschooling Is Making Kids
As we are all confined to barracks, it is a great opportunity to try new things. How about a virtual tour of a world famous museum or art gallery? Or perhaps a tomb? This one also has lots of art on the walls. Today’s tour is of the Tomb
As we are all confined to barracks, it is a great opportunity to try new things. How about a virtual tour of a world famous museum or art gallery? Since we were in Amsterdam yesterday, let’s pop along the road to the Van Gogh Museum. Wikipedia tells us: The
As we are all confined to barracks, it is a great opportunity to try new things. How about a virtual tour of a world famous museum or art gallery? Today’s tour is of the Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam. Wikipedia tells us: The Rijksmuseum is a Dutch national museum dedicated to arts
