The footage of the attack upon Sydney protester Danny Lim on the part of two NSW police officers in plain view of the public, indeed in a main thoroughfare of the Queen Victoria Building, was not only brutal but it also evoked the type […]
The Perrottet government passed some of the most draconian protest laws on the planet in early April, with the aim of stamping out unauthorised climate protests.
Two years inside and/or a $22,000 fine now apply to nonviolent direct actions […]
The Italian philosopher Augusto Del Noce, who came of age in the 1930s and observed with horror the emergence of Mussolini’s Fascist regime in his native country, warned that “the widespread notion that the age of totalitarianisms ended with Hitlerism and Stalinism is […]
This election Victoria is fighting for its freedom
We stand with the millions of Victorian citizens who want to bring freedom back to their democracy. That’s why we at Turning Point Australia have made a number of […]
Human Rights Advocates Australia has won another case in relation to the client being unable to enter their mothers room in facility due to […]
Last year, amendments to the Corporations Act were passed, requiring ALL of Australia’s 2.7 million company directors to obtain personal Digital IDs, by no later than 30 November 2022.
Penalties for non-compliance […]
Jesse Gelsinger, 18, had a rare metabolic disorder called ornithine transcarbamylase deficiency syndrome, or OTCD, in which ammonia builds up to lethal levels in the blood. […]
By Szu Ping Chan 21 November 2022 • 6:07pm
Rishi Sunak has urged the NHS to embrace the use of robots […]
On 14 November, several top Chinese government agencies collectively released a draft law on the Establishment of the Social Credit System, the first attempt to systematically codify past experiments on social credit and, theoretically, guide future implementation.
