Why Folau saga’s disturbing
The Folau story misses the big picture: the rise in power of employers over workers.
Freedom Of Speech
Israel Folau’s divine intervention
His sacking has supercharged the religious protection push but his legal fight may cloud the issue.
Folau seeks $10m for sacking
Israel Folau will argue his “unlawful” sacking cost him the “best years” of his career.
Folau’s brother released
John Folau has been granted a release by the Waratahs in an apparent act of solidarity with his brother.
‘Our stance on Folau same’
NRL chairman Peter Beattie stands firm on Israel Folau, saying he won’t be considered for registration.
Liberties going, going, gone
The Coalition’s intention to provide some bulwark for religious freedom is merely tinkering at the edges.
Joyce breaks Folau silence
Qantas boss Alan Joyce says he fully supports Rugby Australia’s tough stance against Israel Folau.
Inside Folau hearing
An unrepentant Israel Folau was given numerous opportunities to save his rugby career but refused.
A metaphor for modern Oz
Make no mistake, the rugby administration has poked the bear of the silent majority.
Onslaught against free speech
Those who obsessively denounce “hate speech” are motivated by egotism and vindictiveness.
‘How did it come to this?’
Latham unleashes: backing Israel Folau, thanking Alan Jones and blasting “cultural Marxism”.
Jones canes Folau ruling
Alan Jones delivers a scathing assessment of Rugby Australia as Israel Folau breaks his silence.
‘Di Natale wants me banned’
Columnist Andrew Bolt has accused Richard Di Natale of wanting to have him banned.
Castle’s plea to Wallabies
Raelene Castle writes to players reassuring them she supports their right to personal beliefs.
Willie O backs Folau
Former Wallabies great Willie Ofahengaue says Israel Folau has every right to freedom of religion.
Defining issue of our time
The virtue-signalling administrators of Australian Rugby must be silenced for good, not Israel Folau.
Labor to boost rights body
A Shorten Labor government would ‘beef up’ enforcement of section 18C of the Racial Discrimination Act.
‘Might as well sack me’
Taniela Tupou says all Pacific Island players may have to be sacked for stating their Christian beliefs.
Folau’s fight to play again
A rugby star apologises for an Easter “I love Jesus’’ message ahead of the hearing into Israel Folau.
Folau fans’ message clear
It is clear Rugby Australia either can’t read or do not care about their constituency, or both.
Beware Diversity Inc
The Israel Folau case shows how determined progressive leftists are to cleanse any institutions under their control of the wrong kind of diversity.
Breaking the conduct code
Work protocols are an employer’s power trip, hiding hypocrisy and thwarting free speech.
‘Ablett booed over Folau’
AFL star Gary Ablett Jr was booed because of his support for Israel Folau on social media, according to Jeff Kennett.
Why this man has been silenced
A university workshop suggested “white males’’ and “Liberal voters’’ be quiet during classes.
Folau panel named
The three-person panel that will decide Israel Folau’s rugby future has been confirmed.
Much Ado About Nothing
Israel Folau’s determination to be himself is preferable to insincere declarations of virtue.
Free to defy orthodoxy
Peter Ridd’s win against James Cook University has touched a raw nerve about the health of academic freedom of speech.
Folau ‘persecuted by nation’
Tennis legend Margaret Court has reached out to controversial rugby star Israel Folau.
Folau didn’t cross the line: Wilson
Gay Liberal MP Tim Wilson says Rugby Australia should be “very cautious” on the Folau saga.
Folau to fight breach
Israel Folau will fight for his rugby career, set to challenge his breach at a code of conduct hearing.
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