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By Helen Reynolds I remember a time when seeing was believing. A photograph captured a moment. A recording preserved a sound. A signature confirmed identity. A witness gave evidence. While mistakes and deception existed, they […]

Oh dear, our Prime Minister has been caught out again. Trying to be Mr Ordinary when asked to engage in a game which objectifies women, he said OK. The game was to judge a woman […]

By Jane Salmon   Here’s to the Flotilla The Global Sumud Flotilla is about brave people doing exceptional things with skill, compassion, colour, spirit and gruff chutzpah. Would I leave my comfy chair to rush to […]

Australia needs to shake off the oppressive chains of the Zionist Israeli lobby. Social cohesion and Australian’s faith in their parliament has been trashed in the mad scramble to appease the Zionist Israeli lobby. The […]

The Liberal Party has unveiled its bold new vision for renewal, innovation, and forward momentum by announcing that Tony Abbott will become the next President of the party. Yes, that Tony Abbott: The former Prime […]

The modern stereotype of the Baby Boomer has become so familiar that people barely question it anymore. Apparently we Boomers are all wealthy, own multiple investment properties, and of course vote conservative. We selfishly hoarded […]

There’s a quiet sleight of hand happening in parts of Australian media – and once you see it, it sticks. The first screenshot shows the relatively neutral introduction to an article on realestate.com.au. It reports […]

Uncle Ray Minniecon is an Aboriginal Elder and a veteran. As he was presiding over the Welcome to Country ceremony at the Anzac Dawn service in Sydney, a small group of people began booing. His […]

By Carey Civis How aged care reform standardised unpredictability: this is a story about forced decision-making, constrained clinical judgement, and administrative systems that multiply faster than their ability to deliver coherent care. Experienced assessors are […]

On 26 February 2027, I will turn 86 – well beyond the average lifespan of an Australian male. This realisation shapes my perspective. My core message: every day matters, and openly facing mortality motivates me […]

The Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) has lifted interest rates again – and for many Australians, the reaction will not be confusion, but exhaustion. On paper, the logic is familiar. Higher interest rates are meant […]

Australia did not become itself by accident. We are one of the most successful multicultural societies in the world. Walk through any suburb in Melbourne or Sydney and you will hear languages from every continent. […]

By Peter Brown When the United States and Israel launched coordinated strikes on Iran, the immediate international reaction ranged from firm endorsement to urgent calls for restraint. In Canberra, the response was swift and clear. […]

By Tracie Aylmer   On the night of 17 May 2018, at 10:30pm, I impatiently received a knock on my door from someone I used to know, along with her boyfriend. It was late for […]

The international response to the Gaza genocide of 2023-2026 reveals a pathology deeper than political failure or media bias. It exposes a fundamental civilisational malaise: a state of Informed Ignorance that actively chooses simplicity over […]