Law
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The Justice’s legal analysis is superficially plausible but, nevertheless, the judgment is woefully woke. This is because the law, even if it were argued that the Court correctly applied the law, is incompatible with the biological fact that there are two sexes.
September 1, 2024
16 mins
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The floodgate is now open for a woman to allege her partner has been emotionally controlling, and that may be enough to get him sent to prison. This new criminal offence is difficult to define, impossible to prove and designed purely as a weapon against men. All this makes the upcoming Restoring the Presumption of Innocence conference a long overdue counter to those destroying the rule of law
July 29, 2024
9 mins
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Australia is unlike the United States, where the Founders regarded the doctrine of separation of powers as one of the most important principles of constitutional government. As Sir Harry Gibbs properly reminded us more than 30 years ago, there is no real separation of powers in Australia. This a situation that needs to be rectified
July 23, 2024
36 mins
The latest
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Two recent cases ultimately contributed to the decision by the Crown Prosecution office to hold an audit into whether sexual assault cases are being supported by unsatisfactory evidence. These are important decisions, which should help clarify an issue causing endless strife
July 5, 2024
13 mins
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In Belgium and the Netherlands, trailblazers of right-to-die legislation, the laws regulating voluntary suicide have gradually been extended to allow children as young as nine years of age to end their lives. What we are seeing is the West turning away from a culture of life to one that embraces and exalts death
June 20, 2024
7 mins
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Cardinal Pell, the Media Pile-On & Collective Guilt by Gerard […]
February 25, 2022
16 mins
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Why has there been no state or federal investigation into the VicPol’s “Operation Tethering”, which quite deliberately set out to solicit complaints against a prince of the Church? Surely the public interest would be served by knowing whether personal animosities, political grudges, corruption, or all of the above were involved in an otherwise inexplicable fishing expedition
January 28, 2022
10 mins
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Although we cannot predict what the Australian High Court might […]
September 30, 2021
45 mins
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For a constitutional monarchist, embarking on Jenny Hocking’s book is […]
September 30, 2021
45 mins
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The judicial errors that have foiled a good man's quest to clear his name are many and significant, and the failure to address them has broader and continuing implications for the fairness of Australia’s justice system. In the light of new evidence and the overturning of guilty verdicts against George Pell, these miscarriages urgently need to be examined
January 3, 2021
24 mins
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In late 2019 the McGowan Labor government in Western Australia […]
November 28, 2020
27 mins
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In the media release accompanying the first draft of the government’s Religious Discrimination Bill, the Attorney-General stated that while its intent was to protect people from discrimination on the basis of their religious belief or activity, it did not create a “right to freedom of religion”. Confused? You have plenty of company
June 28, 2020
18 mins