The coming federal election is critical for Australia’s future. Australians must elect a government that will have the guts to protect our culture against the inimical forces operating against it – or kiss your country goodbye.
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Sky News, 14 April 2025
Menzies Research Centre’s Freya Leach has accused Race Discrimination Commissioner Giridharan Sivaraman of trying to “denigrate” Australian culture.
Mr Sivaraman has previously urged parents to discuss racism with children and has described Australia Day as a day of mourning which ‘compounds racism’ and shouldn’t be celebrated.
“If pride is allowed for everyone except Anglo-Australians, then that is racism, but this is part of a broader pattern of the commissioner denigrating our culture, heritage and values,” Ms Leach said.
“Here’s the irony of the whole thing: we’re told Australia is a racist country by a highly paid Indian migrant who’s been given a national megaphone and a $400,000 taxpayer-funded salary.
“If anything, I think this is proof that we are a very tolerant country, perhaps maybe even too tolerant of people disparaging Australia, dividing us along the lines of race, and inculcating victimhood.”
From James Patterson, Liberal candidate for the Senate:
Teal politicians regularly preach integrity, but they don’t hold themselves to the standards they demand of others.
In an extraordinary moment on ABC’s Insiders this morning, Monique Ryan was asked her opinion on a simple question: should voters be told when someone publicly praising a politician is being paid by that politician?
She struggled to answer.
Pressed repeatedly by host David Speers, Monique Ryan failed to rule out the practice of secret ‘cash for comment’ — even saying she’d “have to give it some thought.”
This is shocking hypocrisy from someone who claims to stand for integrity.
You can watch the full exchange here:
There are increasing signs that wokism has not infected the entire Millennial and Zoomer demographic.
Great applause for the students who walked out on the separatist lecture of a White-Aboriginal.
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Sky News host Liz Storer discusses a University of Queensland senior law lecturer’s berating of students for walking out during a history of Indigenous law. “A senior lecturer of law at the University of Queensland … was so offended when tens of students, she claimed, walked out of one of her lectures,” Ms Storer said. “When she was talking about the history of Indigenous legal history and she got so offended by this she then decided to lecture them in a following lecture in a rather threatening way.”
Because the authorities are either gutless or Marxist subversives, the land grab by less than 700,00 Australians, most of whom are white Aboriginals like the starch-white woman below, will continue until the whole continent is given to them and the rest of the population legally declared illegitimate residents.
What happened to the statement by the gutless authorities at the time of the Native Title Act that nobody’s lands was in danger of confiscation?
Now, we find that everybody’s land is included in the wholesale land confiscation.
I used to talk about separatism. It’s well beyond that now. We’re now talking about a coup – a cultural and land coup carried out largely by Australians who have reinvented themselves.
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Actor Tasma Walton has been described as an honest witness and found to be of Indigenous descent during a native title dispute that has thrust the TV star into the spotlight.
A judge also apologised for the significant online abuse the 51-year-old suffered during the case.
The actor was the first witness for the Bunurong Land Council Aboriginal Corporation, which is challenging a native title claim by the Boon Wurrung Land and Sea Council of an area spanning from the Werribee River to Wilsons Promontory in Melbourne.
During her hearing, Walton revealed her Aboriginal heritage came from her mother’s side, descending from Eliza Nowan – sometimes known as Eliza Gamble – whom the Bunurong group claims was a traditional owner of the area.
The TEAL candidate (a feminist, of course) for the seat of Bradfield, Nicolette Boele, is reported (see below) as saying to the nineteen-year-old female hairdresser who washed her hair, “That was amazing, and I didn’t even have sex with you.”
Now, last century, that is, before 2000, most people would have laughed at the witticism. I think it’s pretty witty. Having worked in the book industry, which is dominated by women, I have heard that sort of female witticism before.
But since 2000 everything has changed. And women like the extreme woke TEALs have changed it. The TEAL hypocrite, Nicolette Boele, is getting no more than she deserves.
The only other point to make is that if a male made the same remark to a nineteen-year-old female hairdresser, he would have been destroyed in short time, never ever to be considered for any position of note.
If any male votes for any of the TEALs, he is voting against himself and the full gamut of his interests.
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A high-profile election candidate has issued an apology after remarks she made to a teen girl surfaced on morning radio.
Samantha Maiden, news.com.au, 1 April 2025
The independent candidate for the battleground seat of Bradfield has been banned from a local hairdresser for joking that getting her hair washed was better than sex.
The bizarre election campaign controversy has exploded in the leafy suburbs of the federal electorate located in Sydney’s north shore.
The seat is currently held by Liberal Paul Fletcher, who announced last year he would not be running for re-election in a field including high-profile independent Nicolette Boele (pronounced “Buller”).
Independent candidate for Bradfield Nicolette Boele. Picture: Twitter
However, 2GB radio’s Ben Fordham has revealed her campaign has now hit a snag over racy comments she made to a teenage hairdresser.
“Now, this is a bizarre one,” Fordham said.
“A candidate at the upcoming federal election has apologised for making a comment about sex in front of a teenager.
“And we’re told that she’s been banned from a local hairdresser as a result.”
Fordham said when he first read the email tipping him off about the issue: “We thought, ‘oh, this won’t be true’, but it turns out there’s some truth to it because she’s now apologised.
“The email says Nicolette Boele has been banned from her local hairdresser for sexual comments made to staff.
“They sent her a legal letter last week as the owner wants to protect the young, vulnerable staff.
“The comments were made after her hair was washed and they were directed at a 19-year-old girl.
“She allegedly said that was amazing and I didn’t even have sex with you.”
It’s not known if she was referring to a head massage or simply getting shampooed and conditioned.
But the comments by the middle-aged woman left the teenage hairdresser alarmed.
“The listener says, if that was a man saying that there would and should be an investigation, so why should a woman get away with this?”.
Fordham then revealed the person who tipped off the show found about the controversy because his own wife gets her hair cut at the salon.
As a political dilettante, Monique Ryan makes a fine medical doctor.
Here they come – Adam Bandt, Mehreen Faruqui, and the rest of the wackos.
The TEALS display the usual far-left thuggery.
Monique Ryan sends her dopey husband off to execute her every dear wish.
As a politician, dilettante Monique Ryan makes a fine medical doctor.
A top Aussie university has been slammed for ‘woke’ course requirements forcing students to perform Welcome to Country and a ‘privilege walk’.
Holly Truelove, news.com.au, March 20, 2025
Sydney’s Macquarie University is facing new criticism over a course which requires students to perform a “heartfelt” Welcome to Country and a “privilege walk” to pass the module.
In an attempt to encourage students to understand power and status, the Age and the Law course has included the delivery of an acknowledgement of country as part of the rubric for an assessment which is worth 30 per cent of the final course mark.
Students have to perform a “thoughtful”, “culturally respectful” and “exceptionally well written” acknowledgement of country at the beginning of their oral law exam to check off one of the five key marking criteria, The Australian reported.
Sydney’s Macquarie University has been slammed for ‘woke’ course requirements. Picture: Supplied.
Course convener Holly Doel-Mackaway has doubled down on the requirement in a post to the university’s internal learning platform, saying “it’s about acknowledging your positionality as a student of law on this unceded land”.
Two students told the Australian said the course had become hijacked by a political ideology that was damaging to their education.
One student said they felt pressured to “express an opinion that I don’t truly believe in”.
Another former honours student who remained anonymous said the law school’s reputation was being damaged by these actions.
“It’s the fault of the university and no one is suffering the harm more than the students of its law school,” the student said.
“It reflects upon the students who are going out and applying for these jobs. And you’ve got these partners … who would look at this stuff and think ‘That’s crazy. I don’t want to hire a kid who’s been taught by people like this’.”
Course convener Holly Doel-Mackaway has stood by the inclusion of a Welcome to Country performance as part of an assessment task in the Age and the Law course. Picture: Supplied.
The Australian approached Macquarie University for comment and were told that the compulsory acknowledgment to traditional Aboriginal owners was dropped from the honours unit last year.