Roz Ward, from the Australian Research Centre in Sex Health and Society at La Trobe University set up the Safe Schools Coalition in Victoria (SSCV). This program has expanded into the federally funded Safe Schools Coalition Australia (SSCA). The SSCA states its aim is to stop bullying and suicides. Although these organisations were established to stop bullying and reduce self-harm among students, all is not as it appears.
Continue reading →5. How did it ever come to pass that because of political correctness, news reports have appeared from around the country that describe how Christmas and Easter traditions have been cancelled and of Christmas decorations not being put up in public places and schools. Nativity scenes are no longer set up in primary schools for fear of committing ‘culturally insensitive behaviour’.
Continue reading →The division between the rich and poor is not simply about what each group possess. This image portrays the poor willing to give away the little they have whereas the rich are so greedy that they will do anything to gain more without considering that they could give away some of their wealth and be no worse off.
Continue reading →Australia’s budget deficit is so large that we are now being told it will take until 2020 to bring it back to surplus. The irony is that the one thing our politicians excel at could be the salvation for our budget woes. They produce so much BS that there must be some way to export it and bring in much needed revenue to help bring the budget under control.
Continue reading →By bringing his dogs into Australia without gaining permission and through his subsequent actions, Johnny Depp made it very clear that he has little respect for our country’s needs.
Continue reading →Two weeks into the the 2016 election campaign and all we can recall is BS. We still have 6 weeks of BS to endure, but at least the country will have plenty of fertiliser for its 2017 crops and produce. Many Australians would see this 8 weeks of mental torture as “The Great (Mass) Debate” Click here to view in … Continue reading →
