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Australia should be a multi-racial society with freedom of religion but not a multicultural society according to the Family First Party. Lead Senate candidate for Queensland, Katie Lush, said yesterday’s appalling antisemitic threats to kill Jewish hospital patients by two Bankstown Muslim nurses underscored the failure of multi-culturalism. “Jew hatred, which sadly is central … Continued
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Australia should be a multi-racial society with freedom of religion but not a multicultural society according to the Family First Party. Lead Senate candidate for New South Wales, Lyle Shelton, said yesterday’s appalling antisemitic threats to kill Jewish hospital patients by two Bankstown Muslim nurses underscored the failure of multi-culturalism. “Jew hatred, which sadly … Continued
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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE THURSDAY 13 FEBRUARY THE LABOR AND LIBERAL/NATIONAL PARTIES have cut a backroom deal to push through electoral laws that kneecap charities like the Climate Council from speaking out during elections. Backed by both major parties, the laws passed near midnight last night, after debate was cut inside Parliament and questions from minor parties … Continued
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Bold policy shifts are needed to get Australia’s falling social, economic and environmental wellbeing back on track, new modelling from Monash University shows. Developed by the Monash Sustainable Development Institute (MSDI), the modelling shows a lack of action now to plan for decades ahead will leave the nation with persistent poverty, income inequality and further … Continued
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LUXEMBOURG–BUSINESS WIRE– Sisvel, Europe’s largest and longest-established patent pool operator, welcomes the European Commission’s decision to reassess the proposed EU regulation on standard essential patents. This move aligns with the principles spelled out in the Draghi report and the EU’s new agenda on competitiveness and reinforces European leadership in standards-related innovation. Sisvel shares the Commission’s … Continued
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The McKell Institute and Blueprint Institute have today released a landmark report on the state of Australian energy policymaking, commissioned by the Susan McKinnon Foundation. The report is the first in a series that assesses the quality of policymaking across key areas, beginning with energy. The analysis, which builds on the work of the late … Continued
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The Opera House sails should be re-lit with the Israeli flag to prove that antisemitism can’t win. Family First lead Senate Candidate for New South Wales Lyle Shelton said it was a mistake to capitulate to the genocidal chanting mob which disgraced Australia on the steps of the Opera House in the wake of … Continued
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New Zealand’s super for a house scheme is a cautionary tale for Australia, with new research confirming Kiwi house prices spiked and home ownership rates fell after the policy was introduced. The New Zealand lived experience shows a policy to bust open super for housing would not help first home buyers get into the market … Continued
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Pathology workers at Young Hospital will stage a full-day stop work action on February 26, 2025, in response to the NSW Government’s decision to close the Cootamundra Pathology Lab. All staff members at the Young Pathology Lab are expected to participate in the industrial action, marking an escalation in the ongoing dispute over pathology services in … Continued
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More than one in four Victorian workers have been underpaid their super – missing out on a total of $1.3 billion in a year, new research shows. Victorians accounted for a quarter of Australia’s unpaid super, but an Australian Government pledge to pay super on payday from 1 July 2026 is the key to dramatically … Continued
