The Australian High Court has ruled that how Australia’s citizenship laws apply to an individual is dependent upon their racial background and identity. It establishes a newly defined group of people in that it sets indigenous Australians apart from ordinary citizens and embeds inequality under the law into our founding document.
Continue reading →While reading online articles and stories, I often collect readers’ comments and occasionally discover interesting patterns that tell an unexpected story. This essay is one example of what can emerge as it portrays a way of life and thinking that very few would recognise today.
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 →There is no clear consensus on the true meaning of the term ‘australian’, which opens it up to misuse and corruption. Political correctness has turned it into a tool for derision. Put simply, the question of “what does it mean to be Australian” requires clarification.
Continue reading →In recent times, pro-islamic, self-proclaimed anti-racist groups, compliant journalists, and sympathetic supporters have repeatedly taunted and insulted organisations such as Reclaim Australia, Halal Choices, and the many individuals who have shown the courage to express their views through online comments and social media websites.
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