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Morning Mail: Israel's secret war against the ICC, Rinehart stunt dropped, De Minaur shows class on clay | Australia news - Vimarsana News

Morning Mail: Israel's secret war against the ICC, Rinehart stunt dropped, De Minaur shows class on clay | Australia news

Our exclusive investigation reveals how intelligence officials tried to derail war crimes prosecution; comedian won’t go ahead with projection in Times Square

Morning Mail: PM reveals green industry strategy; Biden 'considering' dropping Assange charges; Queensland conspiracy theories | Australia news - Vimarsana News

Morning Mail: PM reveals green industry strategy; Biden 'considering' dropping Assange charges; Queensland conspiracy theories | Australia news

Anthony Albanese to give speech that effectively launches his bid for re-election

The Democracy Deficit in Australian Schools - Vimarsana News

The Democracy Deficit in Australian Schools

Each update of the syllabus brings a greater focus on the evils of the West and the unparalleled achievements of 'indigenous scientists'. Schools bring in trainers to do workshops on indigenous mathematics, gender ideology, anti-racism and dozens of other pseudo-academic fads. Afraid of being labelled racist, transphobic or whatever, woke left conformity tightens its grip on teaching by the day

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On Voice, Vitriol, and Visions: A Lorikeet Among the Eagles - Vimarsana News

On Voice, Vitriol, and Visions: A Lorikeet Among the Eagles

The day before I wrote this—on Oct. 14—Australia went to the polls. Whether at the primary school a few blocks from my Melbourne home, 10,000 miles away via postal ballot, or the one Antarctic polling place at the far reaches of the earth, Australian citizens across the globe cast their ballots.