News Round-Up
26 July 2024
Government Has Just Declared War on Free Speech
26 July 2024
by Toby Young
For the second time in two weeks Australia has turned back a boatload of illegal migrants, forcing the intended asylum seekers to return to Indonesia. Now, that's how you do it.
Covid vaccine injuries are going mainstream in Australia. A major news network this week gave over a quarter of a Covid special to vaccine safety and some important facts were aired, says Rebekah Barnett.
A major medical journal has published an article showing negative effectiveness of the Covid vaccines: those who took it fared worse than those who didn't. Raphael Lataster, who wrote the study, summarises his findings.
Unvaccinated police in Australia have been fired two years after Covid mandates were dropped – despite morale being at an "all-time low" as the force struggles with recruitment and retention.
The man responsible for imposing the world's longest lockdown – 'Dictator' Dan Andrews of the State of Victoria – has been given Australia's top honour in King Charles's Birthday Honours roll.
The dial is slowly shifting on excess deaths, say Carl Heneghan and Tom Jefferson. Suddenly, it's okay to question the vaccine narrative. In Australia there's an official investigation; in the UK the media are waking up.
Elon Musk has said "freedom of speech is worth fighting for" after Australia's cyber safety regulator dropped its federal court case over X Corp's refusal to globally block footage it deemed harmful.
Don't be fooled by bills of rights, warns Law Professor James Allan. They failed to stop lockdowns (everywhere) and are just tools of Leftist judicial activism.
Fourteen Australian Senators and MPs have written to the Prime Minister demanding that he reject the impending WHO Pandemic Treaty and amendments to the International Health Regulations as violations of national autonomy.
Can Australia’s eSafety Commissioner block content globally on demand? Not today, ruled the Australian Federal Court, in a win for Elon Musk. But the war is far from over.
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