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By Chris Breen Public education is in an unacknowledged crisis. Public schools educated 77% of all students in 1966, it is now just 56% in NSW and falling. Two thirds of the growth in student […]

There exists a fundamental law of human dignity, as real as gravity: When a being understands their own power and sees the path to their own heart’s home, the desire to control others withers and […]

By Jane Salmon Who is Chris Breen? Priya’s Loving Parent – and a Dedicated Educator Public schools are stretched to breaking point. Class sizes balloon, workloads rise, and teachers are asked to perform miracles on […]

On November 2, aboard Air Force One, Donald Trump was asked about King Charles stripping Prince Andrew of his last remaining royal title. The president’s response was swift and unambiguous: “I feel very badly… It’s […]

While the gates of Mar-a-Lago glittered with pumpkins and laughter echoed through its gilded halls at the “A little party never killed nobody” Halloween bash, a far darker haunting gripped the nation beyond. For millions […]

A war is being waged not with bullets, but with dictionaries. The battlefield is the public square, the news cycle, and the political speech. The casualty is truth itself, and the weapon of choice is […]

Forging an AI of Sovereignty, Not Subjugation A warning siren is blaring across the digital landscape, and it is being ignored by those who should hear it most. Recent reports reveal a disturbing truth: the […]

There’s a pervasive narrative in American media and entertainment, driven especially by political pundits, that monotonously proclaims the nation’s supremacy – be it as the “greatest country in the world,” the “world’s envy,” or the […]

With Andrew Klein They stand on the steps of a parliament, a building whose very foundation is meant to be reasoned debate and self-governance. They are young men, faces set in what they believe is […]

By Walt Zlotow   WWI saw the elevation of intrepid fighter pilots to heroic heights as they fought for the skies in flimsy, wood and canvas death traps over the Front. Average life span about […]

Let me propose that leadership in any sphere of human endeavour should be seen as an architectural enhancement of society, not an engineering proposition. The architect sees a vision of the entire structure; the engineer […]

Every now and then a comment lands that stops the scroll dead. Under David Tyler’s recent article, Australia’s Environmental Policy Crisis: A Closer Look, reader Canguro didn’t just reminisce – he delivered a miniature elegy […]

It’s a curious kind of arrogance that leads some Americans – particularly those in the Make America Great Again camp – to believe the rest of the world lies awake at night, pining for a […]

For millennia, humanity has laboured under a profound and costly misunderstanding of its own destiny. Our oldest records, like the Sumerian King List, speak of rulers who descended from heaven to reign for thousands of […]

By Alasdair Black   A State Liberal MP in South Australia was was just jailed for defrauding the public purse. Crickets in the National Corporate news media. You can guarantee if it was a Labor […]