Written by Dr Wanda Skowronska Since early 2020, some psychologists have looked deeply at the changes in society since the Covid phenomenon took over the globe. Among them, and perhaps the [...]
Father Pius Mary Noonan’s homily from Gaudete Sunday Feast of Our Lady of Guadalupe Joy, light and peace: such are the dominant themes of today’s Mass. And with reason, for the coming of [...]
Written by Michael Baker October 3rd, 2021—St Thérèse of the Infant Jesus, Patroness of Australia Nineteenth Sunday after Pentecost 27th Sunday in Ordinary Time This article was originally [...]
Written by Dr John Obeid FRACP Consultant Geriatrician My lovely wife prefers to refer to me as being “stocky” (not short), “balding” (not bald) and “big boned” (not fat). Of course, I [...]
Written by Irena C Euthanasia…NO! You don’t have to be ill or 50 or 80 to want to die We all get lonely We all make mistakes We have accidents, we are misunderstood We all cry Some loneliness [...]
Monica Smit, the founder of Reignite Democracy Australia, spent 22 days behind bars for the “crime” of trying to defend our nation’s freedoms[1]: freedoms that have been eroded by state [...]
Written by Chris Manion August 25, 2021 Published from Population Research Institute On July 16, 2019, Dr. Leana Wen, President of Planned Parenthood, was fired from her position by what [...]
Written by Kathy Thompson The concept of the university was envisaged some 800 years ago, and was established as universitas magistrorum et scholarium – a community of teachers and [...]
Written by Dr Wanda Skowronska Fear is a powerful motivator as psychologists and politicians have often observed. And never have we seen so much diffuse fear as in the past two years of [...]
Written by Kathy Thompson Reignite Democracy Australia (RDA) has been one of the country’s most successful grassroots movements in recent times, galvanising the widespread opposition to harsh [...]
