Many are coming to the defence of the NSW Premier following her outing as a consort of the corrupt. Their arguments in her favour, all five of them, are without merit.
The Strange Case of the Shepparton Superspreader
Written by Paul Collits
Covid madness is alive and well and living in Victoria.
Should Daniel Andrew resign? Should his NSW counterpart? The chances are that each of these paragons of morality and competence has covered up the truth in the inquiries they have faced over the last week or so. The now failed states of New South Wales and Victoria deserve much, much better.
Scotties and Chotties - A Marriage Made in Covid
Written by Paul Collits
We now inhabit a strange world where politicians and health bureaucrats, working in tandem, run just about every element of our lives. This weird new system has replaced democracy as we once knew it, and it may not be over any time soon. We should all find this quite chilling. And sinister.
It is fashionable to deride the Middle Ages. "Medieval" is normally an insult, a term of abuse. A new book begs to differ. Pondering the lessons of the book, one is drawn to massive contrasts between our own age and that of "the medievals". And the contrasts are mostly not in our favour.
After a silent six months, the Pell haters are back on task, following the Cardinal's return to Rome. The Cardinal's exoneration by the High Court will not satisfy many of us who are still determined to see that those who sought his crucifixion are themselves brought to justice. The story just got murkier.
Educating the Next Generation of Nominal Catholics
Written by Kathy Clubb
At least one diocese in Australia is showing itself to have become prey to secularist progressive ideology. There may well be others. Nothing could be more harmful to school aged Catholics than the potential indoctrination herein exposed. The smoke of satan within the Church clearly outlived the pontificate of St Paul VI.
