One Nation vows abolition of Labor's "Indigenous Voice" in South Australia, while the Liberals are trying to sit on both sides of the fence.
A crimes-against-humanity treaty is being loaded with gender ideology, vague definitions, and new “crimes” that could be turned on citizens who dissent. And Canberra looks ready to comply.
The iconic beach's name likely originates from an aboriginal word signifying a place of violence, underscoring how pre-European life in this continents wasn't rosy by any stretch of the imagination.
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Seeing a corporate step up to take on the woke warriors is good for all of us. It may even signal a new move to redress the imbalance of Leftist tyranny.
Having been there, done that, Thorpe's move to the cross bench is for all the wrong reasons.
Activists are using Australia Day to render judgement on history by the standards of today. It's time the rest of us applied some standards of our own.
When government ministers have to read Tweeted talking points about their own policies, it suggests they haven't got a clue what they're doing.
The Davos attendees are a who's who of global elites, grifters and rent seekers. Their means of 'improving' the world are unlikely to benefit you.
It's good news that the legacy media are increasingly exposed as pushing an agenda rather than reporting the facts.
As the household budget get's stretched by cost of living pressures, you can make substantial savings with a few words and a little leg work.
The Diversity and Inclusion agenda is becoming big business and those behind it are usually motivated by money rather than the 'movement'.
We could be in for some wild economic weather. The winners will be those who have prepared for what is to come.
Society is being softened by the radical activists to accept the sexualisation of children.
Are we about to enter a new golden age where Keynes' 'barbarous relic' comes back into investment fashion
The thawing of diplomatic relations with China is good for Australia. However it presents risks as well as opportunities.
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