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Australia’s Extreme Censorship Blows Up Relationship with America
One of the world’s best journalists, American Michael Shellenberger, has dramatically weighed into the Australian government’s over-the-top efforts to censor the Australian public. In his newsletter he writes that Australia’s Censorship Bill Is Aimed At Americans. And...
Book Brief: The Vaccine Mafia
With John Stapleton and Michael Gray Griffith Profit, Power, and the Pandemic Rollout—Inside the Global mRNA Vaccine DebacleFormer Pfizer chief toxicologist Helmut Sterz presents a critical examination of the development, approval, and global rollout of mRNA COVID-19...
AI Exposes the Climate Change Fraud
Safe and effective. Cheap and Reliable. Keeping Australians Safe. Diversity is Our Strength. The most successful multicultural society on Earth. One lie after another. That’s the Australian government for you. Here the AIs expose the climate change fraud as the Labor...
There’s No Good Reason Why Poverty Should Still Exist
Video reading by Tim Foley: The other day I saw another great example of the way people in capitalist societies tend to reframe their dumb luck as the result of their own hard work and resourcefulness. At the end of the last season of the
Three Major Revelations About The Gaza Holocaust In The Israeli Press
Video reading by Tim Foley: The Israeli press has published three significant revelations about the Gaza holocaust, reporting (1) that Benjamin Netanyahu concealed advanced knowledge of the Hamas attack on October 7, (2) that Israel rejected a Hamas offer to release all civilian hostages immediately
Oh My God Shut The Fuck Up About “Antisemitism”
Video reading by Tim Foley: “Antisemitism” watchdog groups are flipping the fuck out about hip hop artist Macklemore saying “Free Palestine” while opening for Ed Sheeran, and the western press are of course helping to spin this ridiculous nonsense as a massive scandal. During a
PLEASE JOIN MY FAMILY OF DONORS IN MY QUEST TO RAISE $100,000 FOR ‘DORCAS ACTS’ ON MY 95th BIRTHDAY ON 5 OCTOBER AT ULURU.
The portrait of me was painted by a good friend for my 90th birthday when I raised $35000 for DorcasACTS which is the caring and sharing community service of my local church, the Aspley Uniting Church. On my 95th I intend to treble that figure so that DorcasACTS can...
TRACKS TO SOMEWHERE
I am in the 95th year of my life. I enjoy my memories as well as my thoughts on how I could have handled them better. One of them is my meeting with John Howard in 1996 when he gave me approval to begin planning a freight railway from Melbourne to Darwin via New South...
AM SELLING AND SIGNING MY BOOK ‘WALK IN THE SPIRIT’ AT DYMOCKS CHERMSIDE BRISBANE ON SATURDAY OF THIS WEEK FROM 11am TO 12.30pm. I LOOK FORWARD TO MEETING YOU. MY CO-AUTHOR NEILL FLORENCE WILL BE WITH ME.
WALK IN THE SPIRIT is a page turning novel about six people of different faiths who are not involved in organised religion but form a team to create a caring and sharing community while encountering bigoted and racist opposition. It is timely given the current war of...
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Australia’s AI plan needs an authority test for agents
Australia’s public service is moving into the stage of AI adoption where the most important governance question changes.For a chatbot, agencies reasonably ask whether the answer is accurate, fair, secure and useful. For an AI agent that can log into systems, call tools, send messages, move data or trigger transactions,
The volcanic escalation on Java is a threat of potential regional chaos
Java, one of the world’s most densely populated islands, currently faces elevated volcanic activity from Mount Semeru, Mount Merapi, and Anak Krakatau in the nearby Sunda Strait. While these volcanoes remain at Level III (Siaga) alert and eruptions have so far been manageable, a significant intensification could trigger cascading disasters
The Atlantic–Pacific bridge: from Magellan to Panama and the return of multimodal connectivity
For centuries, the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans were separated not only by distance but by geography. Before the construction of the Panama Canal, ships travelling between the two oceans had to make the long journey around Cape Horn, following the route associated with Ferdinand Magellan’s expedition and the southern tip
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The Liberal Party: Chasing One Nation to the edge of oblivion
One Nation may be slipping slightly in the opinion polls, but Pauline Hanson is still setting the direction of conservative politics in Australia. Instead of distinguishing the Liberal Party from the far right, opposition leader Angus Taylor appears determined to follow Hanson deeper into the culture wars – competing for
One year on: Australia’s Palestine policy is being put to the test
It’s coming up to a year since Australia recognised an independent and sovereign Palestine, ostensibly to “support the aspirations of the Palestinian people”, and “advance prospects for peace and stability in the region”. Of course, this was a momentous decision, and signalled a shift in diplomatic thinking but what, if
Australian politics continuing race to the bottom
One Nation might be slipping in its opinion poll numbers – now that more people are looking at who they are and what they represent – but it’s still setting the agenda for conservative politics. Angus Taylor’s answer isn’t to differentiate the Liberal Party from Pauline Hanson, but to chase