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Joe de Bruyn is a well-known Catholic trade-unionist who was recently awarded an honorary doctorate from the Australian Catholic University in Melbourne. He gave a speech in thanksgiving for the award, which prompted a disconcerting walk-out by graduates and faculty members.

Hobart City Council refused Councillor Louise Elliot the ability to book a venue for a women’s rights event and acted in a very unprofessional manner throughout the process.

One of the older and more well-known private schools in Australia is Methodist Ladies' College in Melbourne’s eastern suburbs, founded in 1882. The Herald Sun reported that students were told to remove cross necklaces at the Christian school for fear of offending other students.

It occurs to me that both the language of cancel culture and specific, high-profile instances of it have quickly faded from public debate. By contrast, talk about “misinformation” and “disinformation” is everywhere.

Yemini’s mission to meet middle America in the midst of the epoch-making MAGA-MAHA vs. Marxism showdown, couldn’t be better timed. “The most exciting part,” he said, was having the chance to offer a different view to those outside the US.

Another good Christian teacher has fallen afoul of LGBTQ+ forced speech. Irish police arrested educator Enoch Burke outside Wilson's Hospital School (WHS) in Westmeath, Ireland, for refusing to comply with a controversial court order.

One meme making the rounds at the moment on social media says this about Zuckerberg vs Durov: “Mark Zuckerberg is free because he sells people’s personal information. Pavel Durov is not free because he does not sell people’s personal information.”

Dave Pellowe, founder of the Church and State (CAS) ministry, faces a complaint put before the Queensland Human Rights Commission, accusing him of racism and vilification. Pellowe is being "forced" into a legal battle simply for replacing "Welcome to Country" with Psalm 24:1.

Graham Linehan is a multiple BAFTA-winning Irish comedy writer best known for his popular TV sitcoms "Father Ted" and "The IT Crowd". Around six years ago, he was cancelled for the mortal sin of criticising trans activism, while upholding women's rights and child safety.

A shockingly frivolous complaint against the Church And State ministry and me personally has since been made with the Queensland Human Rights Commission, falsely alleging that I vilified and humiliated an individual because of his race and religion.

Melbourne doctor Jereth Kok was suspended under emergency provisions by the medical regulators in 2019 after two anonymous complaints triggered an investigation into his social media posts.

The cancelling of opinions and the censoring of ideas is how all totalitarian societies thrive and survive. The examples of this sort of thing are of course endless today, even in so-called free and democratic societies. And that makes it even scarier.

A pro-life professor of law at Adelaide University, Dr Joanna Howe has faced six internal investigations since 2019. Anti-life activists ‘mass reporting’ Dr Howe intend to silence, discredit, and delegitimise the mother of five’s factual, pro-life platform.

Our hope is not in the person in the White House or the Lodge, but in the King of Kings. This hope allows us to live non-anxiously with the messiness and brokenness of this world and its politics, knowing that our home and our security are not in a temporal country.

A whistleblower lamenting Airbnb’s 2023 backflip after blacklisting Lauren Southern’s parents says the ban was intentional. The NBC exclusive explained the vacation rental property company’s move against Southern’s relatives was part of Big Tech doubling down on “hate groups”.

What has happened to Dr Jereth Kok is an appalling example of diabolical cancel culture at its worst. What we have are noisy minority groups wielding incredible power over innocent and conscientious professionals. This is so very wrong on so many levels.

In the name of free speech and academic license, woke ideology has infected our universities' hierarchies. This explains why violent and disruptive protests in support of the terror organisation Hamas meet with very little resistance.

Butker’s bullies were triggered by the three-time Super Bowl champion edifying marriage, motherhood, masculinity, medical consent, and mastering the gift of vocation.

Gaining over 3.3 million views on X, Winston Marshall’s 11 May Oxford Union speech is a shoo-in for the top 10 highlights of 2024. His speech was on populism, and it triggered Trump-hating matriarch Nancy Pelosi’s trademark spite.

How does a man like Stangl take his briefcase to work, oversee the extermination of several thousand of his fellow human beings before lunch, do the necessary paperwork in the afternoon, then take his briefcase home and settle into the evenings? Is there something to learn from this?