Free speech crushed by race card
The torrent of hatred is excused if it conforms to fashionable left-wing views.
The torrent of hatred is excused if it conforms to fashionable left-wing views.
There is no right not to be offended. Yet dozens of provisions on the statute books make it unlawful or illegal to offend.
There is an alarming impression that a whole generation of university students has rejected free speech. That impression is wrong.
Malcolm Turnbull has said churches and religious groups are free to voice opinions on political issues.
Artists outraged by the idea of a white actress playing an Asian, shouted ‘no yellowface’ during a performance of The King and I.
Pro-lifer Kathleen Clubb is taking her abortion protest stance to the High Court.
Kathleen Clubb is a single mum with 13 children. Her anti-abortion protest may be the biggest test of free speech yet.
Defending the free speech of those with whom you disagree is so last century.
A secularising nation needs to understand why this debate matters.
Australia’s politically correct brigade is not interested in the truth — too often it hurts.
Virtue-signallers hold themselves up to ridicule in their haste to condemn all those who do not share their narrow-minded ideas.
Changes to proposed laws to limit foreign interference do not go far enough to protect journalists, broadcasters have said.
A tribunal decision to give the green light to a racial vilification complaint over Nine’s Sonia Kruger is “troubling’’.
So now the state will take it upon itself to declare what Sonia Kruger thought.
The NSW government has implemented what it says are the toughest Australian laws against inciting racial and religious violence.
Too many umbrage-takers seek out star chambers.
Israel Folau’s recent comments reflect traditional teachings. Will churches be free to preach what some find offensive?
We can’t usurp our national interest to appease Beijing.
The head of Australia’s first and only liberal arts college has thrown support behind the Ramsay Centre.
Former Wallabies attack Israel Folau’s latest social media post, with George Gregan demanding he stop preaching and Clyde Rathbone calling him a “religious lunatic’’.
Israel Folau appears to have a decision to make: continue to preach, or play rugby and keep his views to himself.
Israel Folau has again used social media as a platform for his views, tweeting a controversial video that derides homosexuality.
Israel Folau insists the controversy in which he has been embroiled has not reduced his chances of remaining in rugby.
I don’t know what expertise Raelene Castle brings to Australian Rugby so, with the game in crisis, here are some questions for her.
The inclusion of female directors does not appear to have improved company ethics.
Indulged attention-seekers are unable to say what they are for, only what they are against.
Just like Israel Folau, the All Blacks and Black Ferns, who star in a new ad for sponsor AIG, are entitled to their say on discrimination | WATCH
The All Blacks and the Black Ferns, the New Zealand women’s team, have made it clear they strongly disagree Israel Folau.
The ABC is moving to shut down a website criticised for complying with Beijing’s censorship requirements.
A perfect storm is brewing over religious freedom and Christians may need to hide their love of God in the closet vacated by gays.
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