Greg Donnelly mercatornet.com Prior to entering the NSW Legislative Council in February 2005, Greg Donnelly was a full-time official of the Shop, Distributive and Allied Employees’ Association NSW Branch. He is the Chair of Portfolio Committee No. 2 – Health and Deputy Chair of the Standing Committee on Law and
Perhaps it’s of a piece with their notable predilection for grooming children, but the left have a sinister fondness for making political voodoo dollies out of little girls, whether it’s perpetually-scowling Greta Thunberg or the ludicrous “fearless girl” statue (seriously, plonking a child in front of a charging
Hannah Cox fee.org Hannah Cox is the Content Manager and Brand Ambassador for the Foundation for Economic Education. Warning Long Read. 2739 words. True feminism is the belief that all people should have equal rights, equal opportunity, and equal command of their own destiny. Unfortunately, there are factions of
How can a woman be raped when there are no men anywhere nearby? Because not all the “ladies” present were women. Once again, the rampant misogyny inherent in transgender ideology has been exposed by a shocking case in Britain. A woman was raped on a single-sex ward at an unnamed
Ida Gazzola mercatornet.com Ida Gazzola is the mother of 6 girls and one boy and lives in British Columbia, Canada. Before embarking on the adventure of parenting, she studied and worked in the financial industry. Team Baby: Creating a Happy and Rested Family, which she co-authored with Julia Dee,
What is a Woman? The current nominee for the Supreme Court of the United States says she is “not a biologist” and as such cannot define what a woman is. I am here to help. My alma mater, Otago University, despite having a medical school, could probably use my help
Is there anything more nauseating than the self-pitying sanctimony of the rich and famous? Every time I see Jim Carrey pontificating about how making truckloads of money made him really, really miserable, I don’t know whether to just vomit on the spot, or point out that, for all the
If hypocrisy was a renewable energy source, Parliament would power the world, in perpetuity. Of course, we all know that a politician is a hypocrite, but sometimes the sheer, colossal brass of some politicians sets a staggering new bar for chutzpah. Yesterday, Australia’s Senate was witness to a display
As Steven Crowder once pointed out, if “surveys” conducted by campus activists are to be believed, college campuses in the U.S. are even more dangerous for women than the Congo, where mass rape is a strategy. Before you can screech “MeToo!”, Australian media are splashing lurid headlines about “university
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When I talk about the “progressive” push to normalise paedophilia, it sounds paranoid, even to me. I mean, come on. When people respond, “No way: people will tolerate lots of things — but paedophilia?” I get it. It sounds too outlandish to be possible. Unfortunately, it’s all-too-possible. And it will
So, now Laurel Hubbard has the perfect excuse for bombing out so embarrassingly at the Olympics: she was just on the rag. Laurel is a woman, after all — a really-real, totally, 100% woman and don’t you dare be so bigoted as to suggest otherwise. It’s science! Trans women
Jane Campion is renowned for making long, dull, moody flicks that are as gorgeously filmed (and as boring) as anything David Lean ever did that wasn’t Lawrence of Arabia. Naturally, they’re reliable Oscar-bait and great favourites for wide, dull, moody feminists. The Power of the Dog is no
As Bettina Arndt and Christina Hoff-Summers are pointing out — to the screeching fury of triggered feminist frightbats everywhere — the education is systematically failing boys. Read that sentence properly: it’s the system which is failing boys. Boys might be failing schools in ever-increasing numbers, but that’s because they’re
Anyone who’s been to school in the last 50 years will be familiar with it: Girls can do anything! Boys… well, boys can just learn to shut up and sit still. Since 1972, under the Whitlam government, Australian schools have relentlessly pursued strategies to encourage girls’ achievement in schools.
