In recent years, the concept of gender fluidity has gained significant traction, challenging the traditional male-female binary by asserting that sex and gender are social constructs detached from biology. Proponents argue that categories like "male" and "female" are arbitrary, shaped by cultural norms rather than fixed biological realities, and th...

The recent New South Wales Court of Appeal decision regarding the Paddington Bowling Club has been hailed as a landmark victory for Aboriginal land rights, potentially unlocking thousands of stalled claims across the state. By ruling that an unexpired lease does not constitute "lawful use" under the Aboriginal Land Rights Act 1983 (NSW), the court ...

Which ought to be the greater priority for the British state? Preventing British children from being raped by illegal aliens; or Housing illegal alien rapists on the public dime? I think we all already knew the answer that the British government arrived at many decades ago, but the British Home Office was kind enough to clear up any lingering doubt...

In both the United States and Australia, the influx of foreign students into universities has sparked heated debate. A recent Rasmussen Reports survey reveals that 73% of likely U.S. voters believe qualified American high school students should be prioritised over foreign students for college admissions, with only 15% opposing this view. This senti...

What is Prepping? Prepping, or preparedness, involves anticipating and actively preparing for significant disruptions, ranging from natural disasters to societal collapse. In Australia, prepping is less about militias and firearms, hallmarks of the U.S. prepper culture, and more about practical measures like stockpiling food, water, and tools to we...

On September 3, 2025, a hot-mic moment at a Beijing military parade revealed a chilling glimpse into the minds of two of the world's most powerful men. As Russian President Vladimir Putin and Chinese President Xi Jinping walked side by side, their conversation, overheard and broadcast live by Chinese state media, centred not on geopolitics or trade...

In a world where the ultra-rich can summon private jets with a tap on their phones and buy islands like most people buy groceries, it's perhaps unsurprising that they're now investing in underground fortresses to outlast the apocalypse. But as Douglas Rushkoff recounts in his eye-opening book Survival of the Richest, these doomsday bunkers aren't j...

Caitlin Johnstone's September 2, 2025, essay, Western Civilisation Is Not Worth Saving, delivers a scathing condemnation of Western society, branding it genocidal, ecocidal, imperialist, and spiritually bankrupt. From a conservative, pro-Western perspective, her critique is both misguided and selective, conflating the West's current cultural distor...

In an era where urban elites and the modern Left often sneer at the calloused hands and weathered faces of labouring men and women, it's time to celebrate the working class, the true engine of civilisation. These are the builders, the makers, the farmers, the doers: the men and women who rise before dawn to lay bricks, drive trucks, clean homes, ha...

The narrative around COVID-19 mRNA vaccines is crumbling under the weight of emerging evidence, as voices like epidemiologist Nicolas Hulscher, MPH, amplify a chilling truth: these injections, once heralded as humanity's salvation, are linked to a cascade of devastating harms. From turbo cancers to fertility collapse and transgenerational damage, t...

When Chinese leader Xi Jinping proclaims that China's ascent to global supremacy is "unstoppable," he's not merely boasting. He's crafting a narrative of inevitability, a signal to the United States, Europe, India, and the rest of the world to accept a Chinese-led global order as a fait accompli. This rhetoric is designed to project confidence, det...

The claim that Theosophy is the "hidden religion of the global elite" has circulated in certain corners of online discourse, particularly among those sceptical of power structures and esoteric movements. It's a provocative assertion, conjuring images of shadowy cabals and secret doctrines guiding the world's most influential figures. But how much t...

In September 2025, Florida Surgeon General Dr. Joseph Ladapo, backed by Governor Ron DeSantis, announced a seismic shift in public health policy: the elimination of all vaccine mandates, including those for childhood vaccinations required for public school attendance. This decision, making Florida the first state to take such a step, has sparked fi...

For decades, Jeffrey Epstein's victims carried their stories in silence. They knew who abused them. They knew which powerful men were "regulars" in Epstein's world. Yet their voices were missing from the public record, drowned out by speculation about a mysterious "client list" and half-buried investigations. Now, in 2025, a group of survivors has ...

Western democracies like the United Kingdom and Australia are sliding toward authoritarianism, echoing the oppressive control of North Korea over speech and thought. Nigel Farage's warning to U.S. lawmakers in September 2025, that the UK has sunk into an "awful, authoritarian position" akin to North Korea, captures a disturbing trend. This isn't ex...

Michael Rainsborough's recent essay in the Daily Sceptic, written from his perch in Australia, paints a grim picture of Britain's unravelling, a once-mighty nation now fracturing under the weight of deliberate policy choices, ideological zeal, and an elite class more loyal to globalist ideals than its own people. He calls Britain an "anti-role mode...

 While Australia lacks a comprehensive Bill of Rights, several constitutional and legal principles provide potential grounds for challenging compulsory vaccination mandates, if made in the future. Unlike the United States, Australia's Constitution contains few explicit rights protections, but the High Court has recognised both implied constitu...

The principle that government may compel citizens to undergo medical procedures strikes at the heart of what it means to be free in a democratic society. While Jacobson v. Massachusetts (1905) established precedent for state vaccination mandates, the intervening century has witnessed a fundamental transformation in our understanding of constitution...

David Llewellyn-Smith's September 2, 2025, Macrobusiness article skewers the "fake Left" for stifling Australia's immigration debate, arguing that their censorship, shared by government elites, breeds extremism and ignores the working-class pain caused by unchecked migration. He points to the March for Australia rallies, where neo-Nazis were presen...

President Donald Trump's recent Truth Social post on September 1, 2025, marks a striking pivot. Demanding that Pfizer and other pharmaceutical companies release "hidden" COVID-19 vaccine data to justify their success, Trump questions whether Operation Warp Speed, his administration's flagship initiative to fast-track vaccines, was as "brilliant" as...