As little as ten years ago, the right to conscience and the consequential right to religious freedom was considered to be non-negotiable in Australia. After the passing of the Same Sex Marriage Act in 2017, the LNP coalition under Malcolm Turnbull promised to introduce a […]
Ministers asked for funding to cope with a rise in the number of visitors seeking shelter this winter
Britain’s libraries and […]
In the world of the Great Reset, ordinary people will not be allowed to own their own homes. The widely promoted principle ‘you will own nothing and you will be happy’ will apply to buying and owning any sort of property as much as it will apply to anything else.
Federal Treasurer Jim Chalmers has laid down a new agenda for the $3.4 trillion superannuation sector that he hopes will steer part of its vast pool of capital toward nation building investments in housing and clean energy.
Dr Chalmers, claiming victory for Labor in the super wars, told a […]
WEF suggests there are ways to “ethically make these amazing technologies a part of our lives.”
The latest highly controversial technology/policy that the World Economic Forum (WEF) has set out to normalize is the idea of implanting tracking chips into humans.
Westpac has emerged as a financial backer – in addition to customer – of Kasisto, whose software is used by the bank to act as a central […]
A former South Australian Labor staffer will spend at least eight […]
A change of policy.
Chief Constable of Greater Manchester Stephen Watson said the police have been prioritizing the recording of trivial spats online at the expense of handling real crime.
“I do think that the balance has got somewhere […]
