The fires that have torn through the Australian landscape in recent weeks are without doubt the most widespread natural disaster in our nation's living memory. Fellow Australians are hurting as they grieve the loss of properties, livelihoods and loved ones. Yet in the flames and ...read more
Note: I wrote this article with the general Christian population in mind, and not for those who have lost homes or loved ones. If you have recently been traumatised by loss in this bushfire season, you may want to consider reading this article at a ...read more
Time to get real about Morrison Derangement Syndrome: Let’s get real here: the media-led war against the Australian Prime Minister has nothing to do with bushfires, and everything to do with the left and its long-running war against Christians and conservatives. And before some folks ...read more
The woman ahead of me in the checkout line was buying a Sierra Club calendar. “Are there pictures of melting polar bears?” I innocently inquired. With an you’re-not-at-all-funny expression on her face, she replied, “Well, the polar ice caps are melting.” “How do you know?” ...read more
By Matt Ridley. Editor’s Note: Matt Ridley is a noted academic, thinker and writer from the UK. This article shows that we are not have not been told the truth in our mainstream media, and is well worthy of your consideration. See his other articles ...read more
How are we to think about the horrific fires in Australia? The attention of much of the world is now on the deadly firestorms ravaging so many parts of Australia. I was not planning on writing about this, and that for two reasons: plenty of ...read more
Food & Water Bottled water (3L per person per day for up to 4 days) or water purification tablets Range of non-perishable foods / snacks, baby formula milk (3 to 4-day supply) Can opener, cutlery & cooking equipment e.g. a pot & mini gas stove ...read more
Back in 2012 The Australian published an article warning that by 2020 there would be hardly any more snow in Australia due to the catastrophic effects of climate change. According to Professor Katherine Pickering, from the Griffith School of Environment: We've predicted by 2020 to ...read more
The recent bushfires across the eastern coast of Australia have been a national tragedy. They have claimed many lives, destroyed hundreds of houses, and have decimated literally hundreds and thousands of hectares of bushland. Everyone agrees that we are overwhelmingly indebted to the fire-fighters who ...read more
By Greg Sheridan, The Australian. Editor's Note: Greg Sheridan describes the increasing violence and anarchy afflicting Western societies, without regard to democratic, reasoned decision-making or the good of the nation. How can we move forward in the face of dangerous hysterical activism? Support quality journalism and ...read more