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Acknowledging Common Sense: The absurd overreach of performative ceremonies

It’s time we had a frank conversation about the Acknowledgment of Country. Not about its cultural significance—nobody doubts the importance of recognising First Nations heritage—but about the relentless, thoughtless repetition of the ceremony in every conceivable setting, no matter how trivial. The…

2 July, 2025

GREECE·OPINION

Unauthorized chants are a misconduct, nothing more

In any military force, discipline is paramount. It is the backbone that holds troops together, ensuring order and effectiveness. But, Unauthorized chants are a misconduct, nothing moreWhen soldiers in a marching unit chant “unauthorised” slogans, it is indeed a breach of discipline—perhaps…

28 March, 2025

HEALTH·OPINION

Aged Care Crisis – A tragedy waiting to happen again?

The heartache caused by COVID-19 outbreaks in aged care facilities across Victoria is still fresh, with families mourning the loss of over 600 elderly residents who died during the state’s second wave. The fact that many of these deaths were preventable adds…

26 March, 2025

GREECE·OPINION

Exposing the Hypocrisy of “Freedom of Art”

Let’s set the record straight. The so-called “freedom of art” they invoke to justify the insults against the Virgin Mary and the Saints of Orthodoxy in the Greek National Gallery is nothing more than a myth, Exposing the Hypocrisy of “Freedom of…

21 March, 2025

OPINION·WORLD

Europe goes full totalitarian and puts the entire Western world at risk

It’s happening again. Europe is once again going totalitarian and this time there’s a decidedly familiar communist stench. Europe goes full totalitarian and puts the entire Western world at risk. The outcome was predictable for many of us in the alternative media…

20 March, 2025

HEALTH·OPINION

Australia’s pandemic response: A mental health crisis that’s far from over

Five years after Covid-19 upended daily life, Australia is still grappling with the profound mental health impacts of its pandemic response. A recent Human Rights Commission report paints a stark picture of the lasting consequences, particularly for young Australians. Strict lock-downs, border closures, and…

19 March, 2025

OPINION·POLITICS·VICTORIA

The urgent need for action on crime: A call for swift and meaningful reform

As violent crime continues to escalate in Victoria, the response from Premier Jacinta Allan and her government raises important questions about whether the political leadership is truly in tune with the community’s growing sense of insecurity. A magistrate recently acknowledged that public opinion strongly…

12 March, 2025

HISTORY·OPINION

Many claim that Christianity toppled Hellenism, can they coexist then?

Some argue Christianity toppled Greco-Roman civilization by purging its pagan roots. When Constantine legalized Christianity and Theodosius I made it the state religion, the old temples got shut; the Oracle at Delphi fell silent, and pagan rituals were banned. Many claim that…

7 March, 2025

GREECE·OPINION

The political crisis after Tempi: Urgent reforms needed to restore public Trust

The Tempi tragedy and its aftermath have exposed the deep political crisis gripping Greece. Two years after the devastating accident, massive protests at home and abroad reflect widespread public frustration over the government’s failure to address critical issues such as railway safety…

5 March, 2025

OPINION·VICTORIA

Government overreach in housing: A recipe for chaos

The Allan government’s latest push to force councils into complying with its grand housing plan is nothing short of an authoritarian overreach that threatens to strip local communities of their right to shape their own neighbourhoods. With a target of 2.24 million…

26 February, 2025

OPINION·WORLD

NATO at the crossroads

NATO at the crossroads and NATO’s Uncertain Future NATO, the cornerstone of Western military power since its inception in 1949, stands at a pivotal moment. Rumours of the United States potentially withdrawing from NATO members who joined after 1990 have sparked intense…

21 February, 2025

OPINION·VICTORIA

Victoria’s struggling economy: The State’s business and healthcare crises demand immediate attention

In 2024, Victoria has found itself at the forefront of a growing crisis in both its manufacturing sector and healthcare services, as high taxes, energy costs, red tape, and poor management continue to plague essential industries. Recent data reveals that Victoria experienced…

19 February, 2025

OPINION·VICTORIA

Labor’s Werribee wake-up call: A new opportunity for the Liberal Party

The dramatic collapse of Labor’s vote in its traditional strongholds, highlighted by the Werribee by-election, should be a major wake-up call for the Victorian ALP. Premier Jacinta Allan has publicly acknowledged the party’s poor performance, but the crucial question remains: can Labor…

12 February, 2025

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Acknowledging Common Sense: The absurd overreach of performative ceremonies

Unauthorized chants are a misconduct, nothing more

Aged Care Crisis – A tragedy waiting to happen again?

Exposing the Hypocrisy of “Freedom of Art”

Europe goes full totalitarian and puts the entire Western world at risk

Australia’s pandemic response: A mental health crisis that’s far from over

The urgent need for action on crime: A call for swift and meaningful reform

Many claim that Christianity toppled Hellenism, can they coexist then?

The political crisis after Tempi: Urgent reforms needed to restore public Trust

Government overreach in housing: A recipe for chaos

NATO at the crossroads

Victoria’s struggling economy: The State’s business and healthcare crises demand immediate attention

Labor’s Werribee wake-up call: A new opportunity for the Liberal Party

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