Unexplained redactions, withheld records and battles over testimony raise the question of whether Epstein-related secrecy protects victims or the powerful.
While Australians are being crushed by soaring rents and mortgage costs, Cabinet minister Anika Wells has turned the housing crisis into a social media skit with children’s collectibles.
Australia has crossed the trillion-dollar debt line, and the politicians who ridiculed Barnaby Joyce’s warnings have no credible plan to stop the borrowing binge.
What if Australia’s fertility collapse isn’t one crisis, but the cumulative result of what we eat, drink, inject, regulate and increasingly accept as normal?
Australia’s fertility crisis may have been deepened by COVID, mRNA "vaccines", collapsing relationships and a government unwilling to investigate how these pressures interact.
Falling birth rates may not just reflect changing choices. They may also reflect changing human biology, and the evidence deserves far more attention than it receives.
Australia's birth rate isn't collapsing by accident. It's the result of decades of economic, cultural and political choices that have made family formation harder than ever.
It is ironic that politicians such as Pat Conroy seek to smear Menzies as a "Nazi appeaser", while it is the modern left that supports expanding government control over public debate.
