A response arguing that mixed ancestry does not erase national continuity, nor settle today’s debate over immigration, assimilation and multiculturalism.
As charges disappear and courtroom evidence emerges, the media narrative surrounding Alan Jones is beginning to look far less certain than the public was first led to believe.
Canberra says an OpenAI agent bypassed Medicare safeguards, but archived portal code raises a more awkward possibility: the system may have exposed the route itself. The Government has confirmed an investigation is still underway into exactly what happened.
For those complaining about the coronation of King Charles, here's something for you to think about.
Cory joined Alex Antic on the Based podcast and covered many of the important issues.
Tuesday's budget will be full of hand outs but the likely bad news will be for small business, those employed and people not yet dependent on the government.
Senator Gerard Rennick points out some tax loopholes that are costing us billions and most of us don't even know about.
An apology from our new King would be unwarranted. Here's your daily news digest for 9 May.
When it comes to important policy choices, the major parties are pretty much the same. As a result, Australia is being mismanaged into a gradual decline.
The symbolism of a modern-day Monarch is vitally important. Here's your daily news digest for 8 May 2023.
Get fired up on our open forum. Kick start the conversation with Senator Ralph Babet saving our children from early sexualisation by drag queens.
Sometimes rebutting with a slippery slope 'fallacy' is entirely appropriate. Here's your daily news digest for 5 May 2023.
The push for net zero is a push for control. Here's your daily news digest for 4 May 2023.
If there's a budget surplus it has more to do with good fortune rather than good management.
Self-responsibility, not government intervention, is the key to kicking obesity. Here's your daily news digest for 3 May 2023.
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