Australia must address rising anti-Semitism without equivocation following last month’s terror attack on Israel, News Corp co-chair Lachlan Murdoch has urged. “Let’s be very clear. When it comes to anti-Semitism there is no room for equivocation. There is no fence-sitting,”
Sydney’s LGBT community is demanding Premier Chris Minns keeps his promise to set up a voice-like advisory council for gay and trans people, after he set up a similar body for religious leaders who have promised to use it to
Senator Alex Antic has introduced a promising bill calling for a blanket ban on all gender reassignment treatments and surgeries for people aged under 18, including the use of damaging, development-stunting puberty blockers. This is a response to growing community
Despite growing concerns from Australian parents, the Victorian Government has disappointingly opposed a motion by Moira Deeming calling for an inquiry into medical affirmation treatment for gender-dysphoric children and adolescents. As she rightly raised, it’s an undisputed fact that the
“Woke’’ universities are instructing trainee teachers in gender theory, climate activism and race relations, as young teachers demand practical classroom skills. One in five teachers has warned the federal Education Department that universities failed to teach them all the practical
QUEENSLAND The Queensland Government is fast-tracking the full decriminalisation of prostitution in the state. Recent amendments, quietly bundled into legislation, have legalised street soliciting and weakened police powers to prosecute offenses related to prostitution. The proposed full decriminalisation means: Removal
Senior Canberra-Goulburn priest Fr Tony Percy has criticised the ACT Government for the way it passed legislation decriminalising some drugs, raising alarm over whether the same “lack of due process” will be applied to its looming euthanasia laws. Fr Percy
After a process that has cost hundreds of thousands of dollars and taken three and a half years, Lyle Shelton has had a huge victory in the vilification case brought against him by two drag queens in Queensland. The Queensland
The country’s biggest wagering companies are having to spend more money on marketing and inducements, to get people to gamble, as the betting market starts shrinking. Cost of living pressures are hurting the punters, and rising taxes are hitting the
Tasmania’s Anglican Synod has been accused of encouraging discrimination against transgender people after passing a motion calling on its schools and institutions to uphold the primacy of biological sex. Minutes of the recent Synod, show the peak church body passed
