Category Archives: spreading the News

Yesterday’s ‘conspiracies’ are today’s facts

John Mikkelsen Politicom September 14, 2024 With new issues confronting Australia and the world each day, many would sooner forget the early COVID years and the massive political over-reach. This includes vaccine mandates, lockdowns, mental health problems, suicides and business closures which continue today. Those of us who resisted and remain unvaccinated despite the coercionContinue reading “Yesterday’s ‘conspiracies’ are today’s facts”

Groping for evidence; On the Alan Jones case

Rebecca Weisser The Spectator Australia 30, 2024 How many police officers does it take to charge an elderly and ailing man of 83 who is accused, as one complainant put it of ‘going the grope’? One? Two? Three? According to an eyewitness, around 30 police officers burst into the apartment of Alan Jones and chargedContinue reading “Groping for evidence; On the Alan Jones case”

Victorian treaty set to create new class of privileged Indigenous

Date: November 27, 2024Author: Editor, cairnsnews 19 Comments By MICHAEL SLOVANOSCAIRNS News and our readers might like to know how a state government in Australia such as Victoria can enter into a treaty, given that treaties come under the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade i.e. DFAT’s International Law: Advising and Treaties Section which “isContinue reading “Victorian treaty set to create new class of privileged Indigenous”

Donald Trump, Cabinet Maker

Roger Franklin Quadrant Online November 25, 2024 If November 5 was about anything it was free speech — the right, at its most basic, to call the other guy “literally Hitler” and be derided in response as “mentally defective, a halfwit”, which captures in a few words the entire home stretch of the US electionContinue reading “Donald Trump, Cabinet Maker”

Inside lawfare plot to block Santos’s $5.8bn Barossa gas project

Inside lawfare plot to block Santos’s $5.8bn Barossa gas project Geoff Chambers and Paul Garvey The Australian November 26, 2024 Academic, legal and activist ­figures in the failed Environmental Defenders Office bid to scuttle a $5.8bn gas field near the Tiwi ­Islands concocted a rainbow ­serpent and crocodile man ­songline map based on guesswork andContinue reading “Inside lawfare plot to block Santos’s $5.8bn Barossa gas project”

Supreme Court Green Lights Multi-Billion-Dollar Lawsuit Against Mark Zuckerberg’s Meta

David Lindfield Slay News November 25, 2024 The Supreme Court has given the green light for a multi-billion-dollar lawsuit to proceed against Mark Zuckerberg’s Meta. Facebook’s parent Meta is being sued over the massive privacy scandal involving the Cambridge Analytica political consulting firm. Earlier this month, the justices heard arguments in Meta’s bid to shutContinue reading “Supreme Court Green Lights Multi-Billion-Dollar Lawsuit Against Mark Zuckerberg’s Meta”

Albo might ban you from commenting on this article

David Penberty Herald Sun November 23, 2024 “Never read the comments.” It’s advice you often hear being given to prospective newspaper columnists or occasional contributors to the opinion pages about the need to brace themselves for the free-wheeling mosh pit that is unfettered feedback from the general public. It’s a sentiment with which I haveContinue reading “Albo might ban you from commenting on this article”

Alan Jones’ Crime: Being on the Right

Paul Collits Quadrant Online November 23, 2024 All this looks and feels very familiar. Déjà vu in caps. By now, everyone will know that Alan Jones, former school teacher, Wallabies coach, Malcolm Fraser speechwriter, 2GB radio star, one-time Sky News presenter (until Murdoch’s people shafted him for not being a Covid hysteric) and general right-wingerContinue reading “Alan Jones’ Crime: Being on the Right”

Could Premier Jacinta Allan explain why she’s even doing this?

Andrew Bolt Herald Sun November 24, 2024 The Victorian government refuses to say what it’s ready to give away as it negotiates the first state treaty with people claiming to be Aboriginal. For a start, I notice that everyone on the First Peoples Assembly that the government is negotiating with seems to have white ancestryContinue reading “Could Premier Jacinta Allan explain why she’s even doing this?”

Trump 47 is transforming what a cabinet means

sSpotnoerd536ahct1114m5g1ahi80fgi7h89c42al6a2fl521l878035294  · Ben Domenech The Spectator World 21 November 2024 The reaction in most elected Republican circles to the naming of President-elect Donald Trump’s nominees for the most prominent positions in his administration has ranged from the exuberant, to the somewhat skeptical, to the truly head-scratching, to, in one obvious case, outright disgust. But what’sContinue reading “Trump 47 is transforming what a cabinet means”

Greens torpedo misinformation bill as top Trump ally raises concerns

Adam Creighton and Rhiannon Down The Australian November 22, 2024 The Greens will oppose Labor’s legislation combatting online misinformation citing concerns that the bill doesn’t “actually do what it needs to do”, as one of the top Republicans in the US Congress accuses the Australian government of seeking to “censor speech worldwide”. In a finalContinue reading “Greens torpedo misinformation bill as top Trump ally raises concerns”

Trump’s fossil future heralds a global reset

Gerard Baker The Australian November 22, 2024 As the eminences of the global climate change crowd gathered in Baku, Azerbaijan this week for the Cop29 summit, a small handful of less familiar figures were making the pilgrimage to Mar-a-Lago, Palm Beach, Florida, on the other side of the world. With due deference to the self-anointedContinue reading “Trump’s fossil future heralds a global reset”

Presumption of Innocence? Hah!

Bettina Arndt Quadrant Online November 21, 2024 This week’s arrest of Alan Jones shows just how we have strayed from the principles of justice, with our media and police heavyweights flagrantly ignoring the rules we have in place to ensure a fair trial. This has all the earmarks of a hit job led by feministContinue reading “Presumption of Innocence? Hah!”

Trump a portend for Australian politics

Alan Moran Getty Images Alan Moran 16 November 2024 11:25 PM Trump might have only won 51 to 49 per cent of the popular vote, but the victory is assessed by friend and foe alike as so sweeping that it is already having global effects in causing even his political adversaries to modify their ownContinue reading “Trump a portend for Australian politics”

‘Give coal a chance to rein in energy risks’

Colin Packham and Greg Brown The Australian November 17, 2024 One of the world’s major miners has urged the Albanese government to slow down the transition from coal to renewables and warned Australia risked falling ­behind other nations in prioritising cheap energy, as Donald Trump put in motion his plan to expand the fossil fuelContinue reading “‘Give coal a chance to rein in energy risks’”

Lidia Thorpe faces Senate censure over antics at King Charles’ speech

Sarah Ison and Noah Yim The Australian November 18, 2024 Controversial independent senator Lidia Thorpe says the major parties are planning to move a censure motion against her today, following her protest of King Charles III last month. She said that with the motion, the major parties were “giving her a renewed opportunity” to callContinue reading “Lidia Thorpe faces Senate censure over antics at King Charles’ speech”

Donald Trump’s garbage truck is now coming for Anthony Albanese.

Andrew Bolt Herald Sun November 10, 2024 Albanese said seven years ago that Trump made him “s–t scared”, and we’re about to see just why. Now that Trump has been elected president, our Prime Minister has three more big fights on his hands, and each a loser for him: climate, free speech and … KevinContinue reading “Donald Trump’s garbage truck is now coming for Anthony Albanese.”

THE CULTURE OF FREEDOM — RESTORE AND RENEW

Augusto Zimmermann   · Edited by Dr Kevin Donnelly AM • Provides an account of the origins of Western culture and why it must be defended. • Written in an engaging style for those interested in current affairs and what makes Western culture so beneficial and worthwhile. • While having an Australian focus reference willContinue reading “THE CULTURE OF FREEDOM — RESTORE AND RENEW”