Imagine waking up one day and noticing your vision is blurry, or worse, finding out you're at risk of permanent eye damage. A new study from Turkey has raised serious concerns about Pfizer's COVID-19 mRNA vaccine, suggesting it could harm a critical part of your eye called the corneal endothelium, a layer of cells that keeps your vision clear. Publ...

The Federal Court's recent ruling against Torres Strait Islanders Uncle Pabai Pabai and Uncle Paul Kabai: Pabai Pabai & Anor v Commonwealth of Australia [2025] FCA 727 is a rare dose of sanity in a world drowning in climate change hysteria (The Conversation, July 2025). The elders demanded that the Australian government be legally bound to a "d...

 Universities love to trumpet international education as Australia's golden goose, claiming it's the fourth-largest export at $51 billion in 2023-24. But Leith van Onselen (Macrobusiness, July 15, 2025) exposes this as false, arguing that Indian students, a major chunk of the international student cohort, are draining billions from Australia t...

For years, Dr. Anthony Fauci has been the face of pandemic authority, revered by some, reviled by many. But for those of us who never trusted the man behind the mask of "science," the latest bombshell from the New York Post confirms what many have long suspected: Fauci's self-proclaimed immunity was nothing more than a sham. The NYT's investigation...

The 2024 amendments to the World Health Organization's International Health Regulations (IHR), adopted on June 1, 2024, at the Seventy-seventh World Health Assembly, have sparked alarm over their potential to erode national sovereignty and individual freedoms. Set to take effect on September 19, 2025, unless countries opt out by July 19, 2025, thes...

The claim that the international student market's contribution to Australia's economic growth is exaggerated and driven by ideological motives, as articulated by Tarric Brooker, is rooted in the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) classification of student spending as "education exports" and the broader economic and political context. This analys...

The debate over salt intake, whether it's a dietary villain or a vital nutrient, has been fraught with controversy for decades, rooted in conflicting evidence, entrenched medical dogma, and economic incentives. Below, I'll provide a comprehensive analysis of the controversies surrounding salt, addressing its purported dangers, the evidence for and ...

Picture this: a sleepy courtroom in Annandale, Virginia, where the humdrum of legal proceedings is suddenly electrified by a new cast of characters. The judge, perched behind the bench, squints at a translator video-conferencing from who-knows-where, trying to decipher whether the respondent from Mauritania speaks Arabic or Hassaniya. "Hmm?" the re...

In the heart of Rotherham, South Yorkshire, a father's desperate attempt to save his daughter from a child rape den in 2005 has exposed a chilling tale of institutional failure and alleged police cover-up. Identified only as "Jack" in a recent GB News interview, this father claims South Yorkshire Police not only arrested him twice for trying to res...

In the race to combat the mythical climate change, the West has draped itself in the mantle of moral purity, championing net-zero goals, renewable energy, and electric vehicles (EVs) as the path to a cleaner future. Leaders from Canberra to Brussels herald solar panels and EVs as symbols of progress, urging citizens to embrace a low-carbon lifestyl...

Imagine a scenario where the roles are reversed: instead of Australia seeking to reclaim the Port of Darwin from a Chinese company, China demands that an Australian company relinquish control of a strategic Chinese port. The hypothetical situation illuminates Australia's vulnerabilities in its economic and strategic relationship with China, reveali...

In recent years, accessing non-mainstream health information online has become increasingly difficult. This is not a coincidence but a deliberate strategy by Google to suppress alternative medicine and holistic health websites. By leveraging its dominance in search and advertising, Google has systematically reduced the visibility of websites that c...

The European Court of Human Rights' recent rejection of Marine Le Pen's appeal against her five-year election ban, labelled a "political death sentence," marks a stunning blow to the French populist leader. Handed down in March 2025 over alleged misuse of EU funds, the ban, upheld by the Strasbourg court on July 9, 2025, prohibits her from running ...

Juliette Bryant, a self-identified Epstein victim, has made serious allegations, including claims of being kidnapped, raped multiple times daily on Epstein's private island, and witnessing a large number of other victims. Her statements in the July 9, 2025, article and her X posts (e.g., claiming she was kidnapped by the CIA and naming high-profile...

In the vast, red-dirt expanse of Western Australia's Northwest Cape, a network of dirt roads carves geometric patterns into the landscape, visible only from the sky. At its heart stands the Harold E. Holt Naval Communications Station, its towering radio masts silently broadcasting very-low-frequency signals to Australian and US submarines, includin...

In the Australian legal system, the principle of due process is sacrosanct, a cornerstone of justice that guarantees every individual the right to a fair trial and the presumption of innocence. Yet, for many accused of crimes, particularly in sensitive cases like sexual assault, the process itself can morph into a form of punishment, regardless of ...

Let's play a dangerous game of "What If." What if Dr. Robert Malone is right? What if Dr. Peter McCullough's warnings about spike protein-induced myocarditis are not fringe speculation, but a suppressed truth? What if Steve Kirsch's survey data showing millions of Americans with vaccine-induced heart injuries are even partially accurate? And most d...

Senator Ralph Babet isn't exaggerating. He's right. Victoria's newly announced "Anti-Hate Taskforce" isn't an act of moral leadership, it's a chilling extension of state-sanctioned thought control, cloaked in therapeutic language. Behind the performative virtue and slogans lies a very dangerous proposition: that the government should decide what yo...

Australia now leads the world in early-onset bowel cancer. According to Four Corners, rates among Australians aged 30–39 have risen by a staggering 173% since 2000. Across the board, early-onset cases of liver, pancreatic, kidney, uterine, breast, and prostate cancers are skyrocketing in the under-50 population. And no one seems to know exactly why...

Remember when "1-in-1,000-year" storms were supposed to happen... well, once in a millennium? This past week, the United States had four of them. Yes, four separate catastrophic rainfall events, each deemed a statistical freak, each destroying homes, farms, and infrastructure, in Texas, North Carolina, New Mexico, and Illinois. Oh, and if that wasn...