One Nation leader Pauline Hanson has opened one of the biggest speeches of her 30-year career, by ditching ‘Welcome to Country’ and saying ‘Australia must be monocultural’.
Mohammedans are a scourge wherever they are:
Universities ‘hostile’ to free speech
Australian Universities are cesspits of hatred and woke ideology. You only need to wittness this unhinged and violent reaction to a Pauline Hanson t-shirt. pic.twitter.com/jmXC5QkFI6
— Francynancy (@FranMooMoo) May 30, 2026
Protesters ambushing One Nation leader Pauline Hanson’s biggest speech in 30 years have been unveiled, as she axed ‘Welcome to Country’ and said ‘Australia must be monocultural’. 
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Fire the Liar at State of OrigiN
Sky News’ Andrew Bolt says a protest banner unfurled during Pauline Hanson’s National Press Club address helped rather than hurt the One Nation leader, arguing the interruption reinforced her message about political elites
Gareth Evans and Bob Carr join call for Labor to increase Australia’s foreign aid
Two grubs asking their party to help send Australia broke.
Former Labor ministers including Gareth Evans and Bob Carr have called on their party to increase Australia’s foreign aid.
The two former foreign ministers joined the former trade minister John Kerin, the former international development minister Melissa Parke, the former parliamentary secretary Bob McMullan and the former president of the ACTU Sharan Burrow in signing an open letter urging a future Labor government t…
Most universities ‘hostile’ to free speech
Rebecca Urban The Australian December 10, 2018
Australian universities are becoming increasingly hostile to free speech, with 35 of 42 institutions promoting policies that limit staff and student expression, sparking calls for the higher education regulator to intervene. An increasing number of universities have developed policies that threaten free speech, going as far as to outlaw “insulting” or “unwelcome” comments, even “sarcas…
Mohammedans are a scourge wherever they are
Why can’t the world see the obvious?