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Convoy to Canberra. Three. The Fulcrum Points of History

By John Stapleton Four years ago this month hundreds of thousands of people, fed up with lockdowns, vaccine mandates, censorship and the totalitarian instincts of the Australian government, marched on Parliament House in Canberra. Shamefully, the official lies of the...

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Convoy to Canberra. Two. From All the Lands We Come

By John Stapleton Four years ago the sedate public service infested Australian capital saw the largest protest gathering in its history. The public were well and truly over the draconian, and as it turns out entirely unnecessary, restrictions on their freedoms. To...

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MEET ME AT REDCLIFFE ON MELBOURNE CUP NIGHT (TUESDAY)

An active group of Progressive Christians meet regularly at Redcliffe to debate the core issues of modern Christianity. They call themselves the REDCLIFFE EXPLORERS and they are interesting people who have expansive minds. I am delighted to have accepted their...

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Debunking: Australia Day is about 1949, not 1788!

Disclaimer: First Nations readers please be advised that this article mentions acts of racism and features antiquated language. If, like me, you were foolish enough to spend any time in the comments section of the seemingly infinite barrage of racist posts and articles circulating on social media yesterday, you probably

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Why Crisafulli should study Borbidge govt, not Newman government

The Crisafulli government is here for the long haul and is determined not to rerun the Newman government, but what happens if instead they become the Borbidge government Mark II?It’s 30 years since Rob Borbidge won government from Wayne Gosss, and while most will have forgotten itt, the times are

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The democrats need a concrete governing agenda

Since Trump reassumed the presidency, the rank and file of the Democrats have been busy criticizing, for good reason, Trump’s unhinged exercise of power. Given Trump’s onslaught on just about every norm of America’s political, cultural, and economic way of life, the Democrats cannot possibly exhaust the range of criticism

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When universities forgot how to say no

While leading universities in Australia and England, I learned that academic freedom is the phrase administrators reach for when they lack the courage to decide. It has become higher education’s version of ‘Hey, I’m just asking questions’: a rhetorical shield behind which institutions retreat when judgement is required.The problem is

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