Folau lodges reply to RA
Israel Folau claims Raelene Castle told him she ‘supported his position on freedom of speech’ a year before his contract was terminated.
Freedom Of Speech
Academics hunt for racists
Taxpayers are funding research to explain to us the sinfulness of Anglo-Celtic culture.
Politics of Folau case
The Coalition has been all too willing to discuss the Folau case when it politically suits it.
Beyond a joke
Does radio provocateur Kyle Sandilands deserve to lose his job, a la Israel Folau?
Uni fights $1.2m judgment
JCU has briefed a top barrister to argue it was legal to sack Peter Ridd over his climate change comments.
Academic site bans climate sceptics
A leading website blocks comments and locks the accounts of climate change sceptic ‘trolls’.
No wiggle room on 18C
Scott Morrison must embrace Liberal values and restore freedom of speech.
MP defends anti-vilification bill
Fiona Patten has hit back at free speech advocates who said her anti-vilification bill was ‘18c on steroids’.
Law ‘section 18C on steroids’
Anti-discrimination laws proposed by a Victorian MP will turn the state into a ‘circus for culture wars’, free speech advocates say.
University’s trans ‘censor bid’
A uni student club says it has been censored over social media posts criticising gender ideology.
Identity storm in a teacup now a tempest
What happened after Yassmin Abdel-Magied walked out on my literary festival speech was more like game hunting than art.
Festival told ‘lies about crazed rant’
Lionel Shriver accuses the Brisbane Writers Festival of lying about her address on identity politics.
Unis’ free speech ‘crisis’
A survey shows university students are affected by pressure from peers and teachers when it comes to expressing their opinions.
The fight for Yang Hengjun
The case of imprisoned Chinese-Australian writer is too important for Australia to back down.
Folau saga hurt rugby: AG
Christian Porter says Rugby Australia’s handling of the Israel Folau case has damaged its brand.
SSM architects back reform
The Liberal pair who pushed Australia’s gay marriage laws broadly back the religious discrimination bill.
Faiths demand bill changes
Attorney-General faces pressure from leaders who felt they were left out of the consultation process for a new discrimination bill.
How the new laws will work
Religious attire, the rights of doctors and observing the Sabbath face unprecedented scrutiny.
‘Hate speech’ lines blur
Former High Court chief justice Robert French raises concern that “hate speech” has lost its meaning.
When faith’s degraded
We cannot allow the courts to determine matters regarding religion.
Win back our liberty
Religious freedoms have been slowly eroded by a raft of anti-discrimination laws.
Trump ally’s rallying cry
Mark Meadows is appearing at the conference that has raised Kristina Keneally’s ire.
Ruling ‘too far’ on free speech
A constitutional expert has questioned the ruling after a public servant who criticised policy anonymously on social media was sacked.
‘Unhinged’: Libs rubbish Keneally
Conservatives dismiss claims the PM is allowing “alt-right’’ Americans into Australia.
People ‘have right to views’
Peter Dutton calls out Labor for trying to shut down public debate over Raheem Kassam.
Folau crisis deepens
The Folau case has taken another turn. The Federal Circuit Court will be working overtime.
Folau wants to play again
Israel Folau lodges court claim seeking apology, compensation and the right to resume his career.
Folau’s mother of all battles
Dismissing Israel Folau’s beliefs should get short shrift in a courtroom.
Feds ‘could fund Ridd’
Christian Porter tells Coalition MPs the Commonwealth could support costs for legal fight against JCU.
No grounds to punish Maria
Diamonds coach confirms stance, but stresses the sport’s inclusiveness as Folau heads to court.
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