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19/10/2026

AUSTRALIA NEEDS PROFESSIONAL SECURITY NOT A RACE TO THE BOTTOM...
Are Australians getting the security standards they are paying for when hospitals, airports and defence sites depend on properly trained, vetted and accountable personnel?
Recent concerns about security standards have renewed calls for tougher licensing, practical testing, stronger English proficiency requirements, better background checks and stricter oversight of training organisations and subcontractors.

19/10/2026

OUR ELECTED REPRESENTATIVES CANNOT TAKE THEIR SAFETY FOR GRANTED..
If threats and harassment against Australian politicians are rising, what more should be done to protect MPs and electorate offices without cutting elected representatives off from the public?
Independent MP Helen Haines was critically injured after being struck by a Toyota LandCruiser outside her Wangaratta office, with a 43 year old man arrested, a knife seized from the vehicle and a joint counterterrorism investigation activated while authorities work to establish the motive.

19/10/2026

CHRISTIAN PERSECUTION IS REAL SO WHY SHOULD AUSTRALIA HIDE ITS CHRISTIAN HERITAGE?
If Christians in parts of the world still face violence, imprisonment and intimidation for practising their faith, why should Australians feel uncomfortable openly celebrating Christmas and acknowledging our Christian heritage?
Religious freedom should mean respecting every faith while also recognising that Australia can celebrate Christmas, preserve its Christian traditions and condemn persecution wherever it occurs.

18/10/2026

If You Wear the Green and Gold, Should You Sing the Anthem?
When Australian players represent the nation on the world stage, should standing for the anthem be enough, or should singing it proudly be part of wearing the green and gold?
Several Kangaroos and Jillaroos players appeared not to sing Advance Australia Fair during Rugby League World Cup matches, sparking a fierce debate over patriotism, personal choice and what representing Australia should mean, while other players visibly sang with pride.

17/10/2026

Celebrating Gina Rinehart's Millions in Lifesaving Australian Philanthropy...Mining magnate Gina Rinehart deserves national recognition for quietly directing tens of millions of dollars toward sick children, bush healthcare, military veterans, domestic violence survivors, and Olympic athletes across the country.

16/10/2026

CHRISTMAS IS CANCELLED!!
Has Australia reached the point where making everyone feel included means removing the word Christmas from traditions generations of families have celebrated?
The controversy at Trevallyn Primary School over renaming Christmas events has reignited a wider debate about whether inclusion should mean respecting every faith while still preserving Australia’s own Christian heritage, family traditions and cultural identity.

15/10/2026

Australia Needs Skilled Migration Not Mass Migration...
Should Australia prioritise tradespeople, seasonal workers and migrants with skills the country genuinely needs, while reducing overall migration when housing, infrastructure and services are under pressure? Labor governments have relied too heavily on what critics describe as a population growth “Ponzi scheme”, using ever higher migration to drive headline economic growth without enough investment in manufacturing, housing, infrastructure and Australia’s long term productive capacity.
The real immigration debate is not about rejecting migrants but about whether Australia’s intake is properly matched to housing, infrastructure, skills shortages and the productive economy.
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14/10/2026

Why Did It Take a Newspaper to Stop This $308,000 Grant?
How did OnePath Network qualify for taxpayer funding intended to strengthen social cohesion when controversial material was already publicly available, and who will be accountable for the vetting failure?
After Daily Telegraph reporting exposed a $308,000 Home Affairs grant to OnePath Network despite content criticised as antisemitic and divisive, Multicultural Affairs Minister Anne Aly confirmed the department had issued a notice to terminate the grant and would strengthen future screening.

14/10/2026

What About the Children?
Should cultural standing, community reputation or connection to country ever substantially reduce punishment for repeated child s*xual abuse?
Jeffrey Alan Brown was convicted of 13 child s*x offences against four children aged 10 to 14, and while Judge Gary Massey considered factors including Brown’s community standing and connection to country, the case has raised serious questions about whether the lifelong harm suffered by victims should carry greater weight in sentencing.

13/10/2026

YOUTH CRIME OUT OF CONTROL
How many more victims, terrified families and repeat offenders will it take before Australia radically changes the way it deals with serious youth crime?
With carjackings, stabbings, home invasions and repeat offending destroying community confidence, Australia needs tougher consequences combined with long term rehabilitation, education, discipline and practical skills to break the cycle of youth violence.

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