Joseph Janes, Swansea University
Yaba, a cheap and potent methamphetamine-caffeine pill often dubbed “crazy medicine”, has become one of Thailand’s most pressing public health crises. Easy to produce and widely available, yaba is used by everyone from factory workers seeking stamina to partygoers chasing a high.
With its low price, intense ...
50th Anniversary of the Family Law Act
Interviews
With Bettina Arndt
The Dads4Kids Interview: Failure Family Law Reform Australia
Author Interview. Failure Family Law Reform Australia.
Extracts
Australia Marches to a Totalitarian Future: Extract from Failure Family Law Reform ...
Bert Oliver: Brownstone Institute
n a flight back to South Africa from attending a conference in South Korea recently, I watched the gripping biographical film, Lee (2023; directed by Ellen Kuras), with Kate Winslet in the title role of Lee Miller, intrepid Vogue magazine photographer, who photographed some of the most harrowing scenes of the Second ...
By Fred Pawle
The recent three-day talkfest in Canberra has only confirmed what we already knew: Australia under this government is totally doomed.
Being stuck in a windowless room with nerds discussing ways to stimulate an economy is, to normal people, about as exciting as attending a university lecture on heteronormativity with transgender ...
Australia’s response to the Covid era was the worst in the world, with its insane lockdowns, destructive vaccine mandates and out of control authoritarianism, accompanied by a blizzard of lies from our politicians.
So few people stood up to the wave of BS emanating from the government. But some did. And amongst the most gifted of those was Michael ...
Jeffery Tucker: Brownstone Institute
In 1973, as the bicentennial of the US approached, the great American essayist and illustrator Eric Sloane was commissioned to write a book commemorating what is great about America. He focused on what we once had and might be losing.
He chose this theme because he was unique in understanding the American ...
The latest from A Sense of Place Publishing
“If you have a book, you have a friend,” says Robyn. When a child, she always had her nose in a book and, walked around the playground at school, her nose in a book. She loved to write fairy stories and plays for children. The friend she met the first day she started school at the age of six was to ...
Tim Rowse, Western Sydney University
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander readers are advised this article contains names and images of deceased people.
The homicidal actions, flight, capture, trial and punishment of Jimmy and Joe Governor (and their accomplice Jack Underwood) in 1900 are relatively well known. They were immortalised in Thomas ...
Toby Rogers: Brownstone Institute
It seems to me that the proper way to understand the autism epidemic is to read everything that has been written on autism causation, throw out any studies that are characterized by a financial conflict of interest or fatally flawed study design, and see what patterns emerge from the papers that are left. During ...
Rachael L. Brown, Australian National University and Rob Brooks, UNSW Sydney
Head lice, fleas and tapeworms have been humanity’s companions throughout our evolutionary history. Yet, the greatest parasite of the modern age is no blood-sucking invertebrate. It is sleek, glass-fronted and addictive by design. Its host? Every human on Earth with a wifi ...
From TOTT News
Former Prime Minister Scott Morrison has been appointed a Companion of the Order of Australia (AC) for his “eminent service” to the country.
The COVID-era puppet.
The clown show continues to roll on.
FORMER PM HONOURED
Just when you thought things couldn’t get more ridiculous, the King’s Birthday honours were recently ...
Michael Gray Griffith
There is so much space out here. It’s like the gods left before they were able to add the mountains and valleys and grand forests. You could hide an entire civilization out here. We did, and they are still lost. On the beaches near Eucla, which you have to climb down cliffs to reach, you can find the mounds of broken shellfish ...
Joseph Janes, Swansea University
Yaba, a cheap and potent methamphetamine-caffeine pill often dubbed “crazy medicine”, has become one of Thailand’s most pressing public health crises. Easy to produce and widely available, yaba is used by everyone from factory workers seeking stamina to partygoers chasing a high.
With its low price, intense ...
50th Anniversary of the Family Law Act
Interviews
With Bettina Arndt
The Dads4Kids Interview: Failure Family Law Reform Australia
Author Interview. Failure Family Law Reform Australia.
Extracts
Australia Marches to a Totalitarian Future: Extract from Failure Family Law Reform ...
Bert Oliver: Brownstone Institute
n a flight back to South Africa from attending a conference in South Korea recently, I watched the gripping biographical film, Lee (2023; directed by Ellen Kuras), with Kate Winslet in the title role of Lee Miller, intrepid Vogue magazine photographer, who photographed some of the most harrowing scenes of the Second ...
By Fred Pawle
The recent three-day talkfest in Canberra has only confirmed what we already knew: Australia under this government is totally doomed.
Being stuck in a windowless room with nerds discussing ways to stimulate an economy is, to normal people, about as exciting as attending a university lecture on heteronormativity with transgender ...
Australia’s response to the Covid era was the worst in the world, with its insane lockdowns, destructive vaccine mandates and out of control authoritarianism, accompanied by a blizzard of lies from our politicians.
So few people stood up to the wave of BS emanating from the government. But some did. And amongst the most gifted of those was Michael ...
Jeffery Tucker: Brownstone Institute
In 1973, as the bicentennial of the US approached, the great American essayist and illustrator Eric Sloane was commissioned to write a book commemorating what is great about America. He focused on what we once had and might be losing.
He chose this theme because he was unique in understanding the American ...
The latest from A Sense of Place Publishing
“If you have a book, you have a friend,” says Robyn. When a child, she always had her nose in a book and, walked around the playground at school, her nose in a book. She loved to write fairy stories and plays for children. The friend she met the first day she started school at the age of six was to ...
Tim Rowse, Western Sydney University
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander readers are advised this article contains names and images of deceased people.
The homicidal actions, flight, capture, trial and punishment of Jimmy and Joe Governor (and their accomplice Jack Underwood) in 1900 are relatively well known. They were immortalised in Thomas ...
Toby Rogers: Brownstone Institute
It seems to me that the proper way to understand the autism epidemic is to read everything that has been written on autism causation, throw out any studies that are characterized by a financial conflict of interest or fatally flawed study design, and see what patterns emerge from the papers that are left. During ...
Rachael L. Brown, Australian National University and Rob Brooks, UNSW Sydney
Head lice, fleas and tapeworms have been humanity’s companions throughout our evolutionary history. Yet, the greatest parasite of the modern age is no blood-sucking invertebrate. It is sleek, glass-fronted and addictive by design. Its host? Every human on Earth with a wifi ...
From TOTT News
Former Prime Minister Scott Morrison has been appointed a Companion of the Order of Australia (AC) for his “eminent service” to the country.
The COVID-era puppet.
The clown show continues to roll on.
FORMER PM HONOURED
Just when you thought things couldn’t get more ridiculous, the King’s Birthday honours were recently ...
Michael Gray Griffith
There is so much space out here. It’s like the gods left before they were able to add the mountains and valleys and grand forests. You could hide an entire civilization out here. We did, and they are still lost. On the beaches near Eucla, which you have to climb down cliffs to reach, you can find the mounds of broken shellfish ...
