The Fertility Debate Continues: What Else Are We Being Exposed To?
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?
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Under the guise of championing the rule of law, open economies and societies, and upholding democratic principles, the technocratic elites plot how to rule the world.
While the rest of the country was swept up in the Matildas hype, I couldn't bring myself to cheer them on. Here's why.
The contrast between Labor's pre-election presentation and the post-victory policy reality turns attention to the Prime Minister's history with the Fabian Society.
The failed cultural heritage laws of Western Australia provide a guide to how the Voice might work and what will be their primary motivation.
When you institutionalise identity politics the beginning is often benign but there are some terrible examples of where it usually ends up.
While we struggle to meet existing electricity demands, there is a continuing push to move ever more toward the grid. What if it's about much more than saving the planet?
The abandonment of the Commonwealth Games is an acknowledgment that socialist government policy has finally caught up with Victoria.
Having experienced the Australian Greens' conduct personally, I am not shocked by their ongoing hypocrisy. It's Marxism 101.
France is the proverbial Canary in the coal mine for the failure of the West to defend national culture and sovereignty.
Government is throwing money in all the wrong directions as the country struggles with a cost-of-living crisis.
The plethora of lies peddled by the medical establishment over COVID has public health experts ducking debate.
Dealing with the dishonest state of public affairs requires a prosperity plan for your future. It's time to put it in place.
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