At the Brain Cancer Centre, Royal Melbourne Hospital, WEHI, Peter MacCallum Cancer Centre, Victorian brain cancer researchers have achieved a global-first, using an innovative process to learn how a new drug suppresses tumour activity and provides hope to patients with low-grade gliomas (LGG).
While wages fall, housing vanishes, and roads buckle, your future is being sold off one migrant vote at a time. A new Redbridge poll has revealed that 85 percent of Indian Australians backed Labor at the last federal election.
With more than 900,000 first generation Indians now living here that’s not just a voting block, it’s a political insurance policy for the Labor Party. Is it any wonder then that Labor can’t get enough immigration and why they flat out REFUSE to stop mass migration no matter how bad things get!?
We’ve got a problem in Australia. For many decades our way of life has been under attack from within. A persistent voice via the mainstream media has ruled our dinner party conversations.
Let’s start with the way we live in suburbs of large cities - largely in detached bungalows surrounded by gardens.
If politicians don’t include immigration numbers in their platforms, how can voters make their voices heard? Established theory explains why the pressure for faster population growth, driven by a minority that benefits commercially, is much more effective than the pressure against population growth from a majority that bears the costs.
More than two years after the Independent Broad-based Anti-Corruption Commission (IBAC) completed its investigation into Casey Council, the findings remain hidden. “Operation Sandon” was a five-year investigation into allegations of serious corrupt conduct, involving planning and property development decisions at Casey Council.
Despite the scale and severity of the allegations, the Office of Public Prosecutions has not laid a single charge against any of those investigated - there is no report, no documents, and no further information available on IBAC’s website.
Humans have a magnificent brain, one that even while at rest churns through more information in 30 seconds than the Hubble space telescope has processed in thirty years. In fact the brain absorbs so much data it also has to decide which is relevant and which to ignore, a feature that makes us terrible witnesses.
On 27 November 2024, the Australian House of Representatives passed the Online Safety Amendment (Social Media Minimum Age) Bill 2024, a law ostensibly designed to protect children from the harms of social media. While the stated intention behind the bill is widely supported, the way it has been introduced and debated (or arguably not debated) raises serious concerns about democratic transparency, proportionality, and the erosion of online freedoms for all Australians.
Online Safety or Overreach? Concerns About the Social Media Minimum Age Bill 2024
Urgent: Parliament is scheduled to sit again from 23 August 2025.
Please click here to see how you can help repeal the Online Safety Amendment before it’s too late.
Urgent: Parliament is scheduled to sit again from 23 August 2025.
Please click here to see how you can help repeal the Online Safety Amendment before it’s too late.
Although Church of England clergy arrived with the first fleet and were appointed to manage social policy in Australia, including ongoing settlement via immigration, the Church of England seemed to concentrate less on independently building its own congregations and institutions than the Catholic Church.
Supposed concern for minors online is a Trojan horse for the surveillance of every Australian using the InternetCraig Kelly, former member of the Australian Parliament and the owner of the X (formerly Twitter) account Foundation for Economic Education (@craigkellyAFEE) calls for a massive public campaign to prevent the federal government implementing the Online Safety Amendment (Protecting Australian Children from Online Harm) Bill 2023. The proponents of the bill claim that it is only intended to prevent minors, under the age of 16, from being exposed to harmful content on social media. In fact, enforcement of its provisions will be achieved by requiring everyone accessing those social media sites to prove their identity. Already LinkedIn requires users, even those with existing accounts, to provide an Australian-government-issued Digital ID. (How you can help)
Outfits like the Grattan Institute argue that Australia needs to maintain a high immigration policy to maximise productivity growth. Their analysis consistently overlooks the empirical evidence showing that Australia’s productivity growth declined as immigration surged.
Victorian Government has had thousands of koalas shot from helicopters in the wake of bushfires in Budj Bim National Park, the excuse being to end the suffering of injured animals. But koalas stand in the way of the government programs all over Australia of forced human population growth and expansion. The usual excuse of 'culling to prevent suffering' does not stand the test of truth or morality.
We publish the joint statement here. Unfortunately these two bodies, in our opinion, whilst obviously well-meaning, have entirely neglected the demand side of the equation. They are comforting the property developers' agenda of densification when they should be pointing out that this is an abuse of power that depends on a false narrative confining all discussion to the 'supply' side.
In housing markets today, the rise of rent-to-buy schemes purports to offer new opportunities for potential homeowners. These schemes portray an apparently promising pathway for the many individuals who cannot qualify for traditional mortgages in Australia's outrageously overpriced market, allowing them to rent a property with the option to purchase it later.
In The Biggest Estate on Earth: How Aborigines Made Australia (2011), Bill Gammage argues that Aboriginal Australians shaped the continent’s vegetation landscape through firestick farming, a sophisticated practice of deliberate, low-intensity burns to create open, park-like grasslands and resource-rich environments, challenging the notion of a “natural” pre-European landscape [11].
Grassroots advocacy group, Australians for Mental Health (AfMH) is calling for urgent and significant reform following a damning assessment found the national plan to improve mental health and prevent suicide is “not fit for purpose.”
The Productivity Commission’s interim report released today found the National Mental Health and Suicide Prevention Agreement is “fundamentally flawed” with objectives too broad to be measurable and no clear path to meaningful reform.
I wrote to Sydney Water in 2021 on this [predictable] looming vital shortage, but received no response at all from Sydney Water, despite their promotion of themselves as concerned about sustainable water use and costs. The letter is published below. The response was nil; complete disinterest. Read into that what you will.
In a sequel to the Victorian Inquiry into planning Amendments VC257, VC267 and VC274, today 18 June 2025, Dave Davis (Liberal) put a motion requiring the Victorian State Government provide within three weeks very important documents required of it by the Inquiry Committee.[1] These documents would reveal the basis, actors, and rationale behind drastic cha
Humane World for Animals: A migrating humpback whale is entangled in a shark net off Greenmount Beach at Coolangatta, Gold Coast, marking the first entanglement of the whale migration season. The trauma this whale is experiencing is on the Crisafulli Government’s head for ignoring scientific advice to remove shark nets for the winter. Even if freed from the net, there is every chance the whale will die from exhaustion and trauma.
There is another protest in Sydney for Zero Immigration Until Housing Affordability is Restored on Saturday 12 July at Sydney Town Hall - see Facebook event.
A predictably appalling article from Nicholas Reece, City of Melbourne Lord Mayor, and a seasoned career growth enthusiast, has found a cozy spot in Australia's legacy press.
Saturday 14 June - 10.30am to 12.30pm. The future of Planning Democracy. Majorca Room, City Library (not the State Library!), 253 Flinders Lane Melbourne. Click on the image to read Report No. 46.
A few weeks ago, cross-benchers got together with the Liberals to conduct an inquiry into the legitimacy of State Labor Government Victoria's new planning laws that underpin the authoritarian creation of massive new 'activity centres,' infilling, hyper-densification, and removal of residents' rights to affect and discuss and dispute what happens where they live. TheInquiry found
I was not the only one sitting up late last night, writing to various members of the Victorian Legislative Council. There are about 55 neighborhood groups, many councils and other bodies, all trying to stop what is going ahead. They have been involved in this battle for a long time. In the absence of any reasonable information and consultation, neighborhood groups have been writing and distributing their own information about what Planning is about to do.
This report came out today in the Legislative Council, Victoria. Non-Labor members of the Committee criticised the amendments for failing to consult the community as they are required to by law, and found that they contain little or nothing that would provide the much-claimed affordable housing, and failed on environmental counts. The full report is here: https://www.parliament.vic.gov.au/49a10f/globalassets/tabled-paper-documents/tabled-paper-9164/
Gerard Renick of the People First Party Thank all those who supported his campaign. Currently, the Australian electoral Commission tally room shows that he now has 35.26% of the quota necessary for him to win one of the 6 Senate seats being contested in this half-Senate election. To be returned as Senator, he needs to gain another 64.74% of the total of Queensland Senate votes through the allocation of preferences from candidates with fewer votes than him.
All Australian mainstream media outlets push the idea that we must have rapid population growth in Australia and that this must be sourced by increasing rates of immigration. Whilst the mass media never shuts up about this, they are very repressive about any contrary opinion, although people are really angry about the increasingly obvious costs in all this, and they seek ways to express themselves.
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