Catholic schools have called for the “ideological” national curriculum to be abolished, as new research reveals more boys are slipping behind girls in their academic performance. NSW Catholic Schools chief executive Dallas McInerney said every Australian school should be able
Alarm bells are ringing in NSW: Greens MP Dr. Amanda Cohn’s abortion bill is more than legislation—it’s a harbinger for our nation. Behind the façade of “improving access” lurks something far more concerning: a telling glimpse of what happens when
Controversial anti-Israel academic Randa Abdel-Fattah has had her $870,000 taxpayer-funded research grant suspended after she bragged earlier this year about bending research rules. Education Minister Jason Clare in January ordered an investigation into Dr Abdel-Fattah’s funding and the Australian Research
Victoria was the first Australian jurisdiction to pass Voluntary Assisted Dying (VAD) legislation in 2017. It is now considered the most ‘conservative’ VAD law in Australia. However, following a five-year review recently released, there is a push to rewrite the
Some of Australia’s senior business leaders have banded together to condemn a controversial move requiring company directors to disclose their sexual orientation and religious beliefs, amid expectations diversity reforms will be put on ice as tensions erupt within corporate boardrooms.
Federal Health Minister Mark Butler refuses to read the room and has doubled down on gaslighting female athletes. He told Sky News that males in female sport is “not an issue in Australia.” He claims the “very clear provisions” in
A disturbing bill has been introduced in the NSW Parliament by Greens MLC Amanda Cohn, seeking to radically expand access to abortion. The first words of Ms Cohn’s speech to introduce the bill—“Abortion is health care”—demonstrate the misuse of language
During the first hour of Parliament for 2025, the Chief Minister of the Northern Territory, the Hon. Lia Finocchiaro, outlined the Country Liberal Party’s blueprint for the year ahead. The Chief Minister said “We will amend the Anti-Discrimination Act to
The 2025 Sydney Mardi Gras has crossed a line that cannot be ignored. Among its numerous controversial moments, a performer uploaded an image during the event of themselves impaling a depiction of Jesus Christ —an intentional and public act of
Christian schools have warned that Labor’s hate-speech laws could be “weaponised” against religious teachings and have a “chilling effect” on free speech, as a push to introduce a serious vilification offence was knocked back by the parliament. The Australian Association
