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Australians have been slow to recognise the war being waged against them by 'progressives' who control much of our bureaucracy, media and corporations. Their corrosive influence has elevated postmodernist absurdities about race, gender and animism over history and science, democratic ideals and freedom of speech and movement
If Australians don’t raise a fuss, we risk being locked out of so many wonderful things. Uluru has already been snatched, likewise Mount Warning and, in Victoria, some much-loved Grampians climbs are now off limits -- these bans and exclusions all based on race. The omens are grim, especially if the Voice gets up
Ninety years after Pitjantjatjara man Yukun was killed by police and his remains sent to museums in Adelaide, he is finally laid to rest
A dark secret which cuts to the core Australia's brutal treatment of Aboriginal prisoners has been revealed after 85 years. The mystery of what really happened to tribesman Yokununna - an Indigenous prisoner who was shot by white police officer Bill McKinnon near Uluru in 1934 - was finally uncovered after a garage search in suburban Brisbane turned up new evidence. Historian and author Mark McKenna, 61, said his unnerving discovery may have significant implications for contemporary reconciliation and shed light on the realities of frontier injustice. The award-winning writer travelled to U...