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'Freedom' protesters try to take over Aboriginal tent embassy - Vimarsana News

'Freedom' protesters try to take over Aboriginal tent embassy

The fire at Old Parliament House emerged from a dispute at the world’s oldest protest site, which faces a hostile takeover by anti-vax and “freedom” groups in the lead-up to its 50th anniversary.

Source: smh.com.au
'Freedom' protesters try to take over Aboriginal tent embassy - Vimarsana News

'Freedom' protesters try to take over Aboriginal tent embassy

The fire at Old Parliament House emerged from a dispute at the world’s oldest protest site, which faces a hostile takeover by anti-vax and “freedom” groups in the lead-up to its 50th anniversary.

Questions over data transparency around Australian doctor's $1m GoFundMe Covid-19 vaccine | Coronavirus - Vimarsana News

Questions over data transparency around Australian doctor's $1m GoFundMe Covid-19 vaccine | Coronavirus

Professor Nikolai Petrovsky has been criticised for advocating for Covax-19 vaccine to be approved for use in Australia without making publicly available substantial peer-reviewed clinical evidence to support its efficacy<br>

No, the ingredients in the Pfizer vaccine are not 'illegal' in Australia for kids under 16 - 10-Dec-2021 - Vimarsana News

No, the ingredients in the Pfizer vaccine are not 'illegal' in Australia for kids under 16 - 10-Dec-2021

A viral social media post purporting to be from a critical care nurse claims Pfizer has added an ingredient that is 'illegal' for children under the age of 16 to its vaccine. But that's not correct.

No, that's not the law: the danger of using pseudolegal arguments against COVID-19 rules - Vimarsana News

No, that's not the law: the danger of using pseudolegal arguments against COVID-19 rules

Pseudolaw arguments against vaccine, mask and test rules mix real and fantasy legal ideas.