Tag: Australia

  • Armageddon and Artificial Intelligence

    Armageddon and Artificial Intelligence

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    by John Mikkelsen, ©2026 (Sep. 17, 2026) — Just when some online worry-warts and so-called “climate experts” are starting to ease a little on warnings that the end is nigh thanks to an era of global boiling, we have a new doomsday scenario to contend with which could make all that redundant by the end…

  • Artificial Intelligence and the Elephant in the Data Room

    Artificial Intelligence and the Elephant in the Data Room

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    by John Mikkelsen, ©2026 (Jul. 8, 2026) — Artificial Intelligence is a major issue these days for all sorts of reasons ranging from union concerns over likely job losses to the big question mark hanging over its huge energy appetite, but there’s another fat elephant in the room – can it be trusted as a…

  • Pauline’s on the Money Re: Culture

    Pauline’s on the Money Re: Culture

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    18 June 2026 Dear Editor, There are matters on which I disagree with Senator Pauline Hanson. However, I believe Australia should be a multi-ethnic, Democratic Western-civilization-based country as has been proved by the fact that so many wonderful people of all colours, races, faiths, and cultures have wanted to come here, bringing all Australians of so…

  • It’s Not a Lie, I Just Changed My Position Your Honour

    It’s Not a Lie, I Just Changed My Position Your Honour

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    by John Mikkelsen, ©2026 (May 18, 2026) — While Australia’s Federal Labor Budget has copped a lot of flak from investors and potential property buyers including young people it is supposed to help, it may have created a new defence loophole in legal cases it was never designed to influence. Anyone facing charges of perjury…

  • More Likely Than Not

    More Likely Than Not

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    by Cheryl Lacey, DGSJ, ©2026 (May 1, 2026) — People who work in schools are observers of disengagement, but noticing is not the same as knowing. At what point does a teacher’s observation become a reason to reach into the private life of a family, and how far is too far? Family law in Australia…

  • Duty, Pay, and Power: Who Really Controls Our Schools?

    Duty, Pay, and Power: Who Really Controls Our Schools?

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    by Cheryl Lacey, DGSJ, Cheryl Lacey, ©2026 (Mar. 30, 2026) — School education systems are at a tipping point. In the UK, independent schools are closing at a rate of two per week. To survive, attracting international students has become big business. Yet many schools spend more on brokers and international travel to secure these students…

  • Nuts! Drongos! Nuts!

    Nuts! Drongos! Nuts!

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    28 March 2026 Dear Editor, I have just been made aware that Qantas, Australia’s flagship airline, may have its flights restricted because Red Communist China has cut off jet fuel supplies due to Iran’s oil tanker blockade. This is nuts! How could our federal government and top business leaders let Australia’s biggest ideological enemy, the…

  • Australia Remains a Colony: Under British Rule

    Australia Remains a Colony: Under British Rule

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    by Cheryl Lacey, DGSJ, ©2026 (Feb. 9, 2026) — There’s a troubling legal argument circulating, ‘Australia the Concealed Colony’, that challenges everything we think we know about Australian sovereignty: that despite presenting itself to the world as an independent nation, Australia is a colony under British rule. The claim is that Australia is recognized as an…

  • The Party’s Over: Why Australia’s Political System is Built Against You

    The Party’s Over: Why Australia’s Political System is Built Against You

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    by Cheryl Lacey, DGSJ, via LinkedIn, ©2026 (Jan. 27, 2026) — What would Australian governance look like if every MP was an independent who spoke to their own objective values and principles and literally represented their electorate instead of a party machine? We’ve got short memories in this country. Last year, Prime Minister Anthony Albanese…

  • “Lived Reality”

    “Lived Reality”

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    by Linda Goudsmit, blogging at Pundicity, ©2025 (Dec. 28, 2025) — “Lived Reality” is a term derived from the subjective, personal experience of an individual. Similar terms like “direct experience” and “firsthand experience” help define the specific meaning of “lived reality.” What is most descriptive, however, is its antonyms. The Power Thesaurus lists ten opposites of lived…

  • Australian Prime Minister is a Left-Wing Fool

    Australian Prime Minister is a Left-Wing Fool

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    by Jeff Crouere, ©2025 (Dec. 22, 2025) — Sadly, the beautiful country of Australia has become a bastion of progressivism. The country’s government is led by a far-left wacko, Prime Minister Anthony Albanese, who is utterly disconnected from reality. Last week, Australia was the scene of a horrific jihadist attack at a Hanukkah festival at…

  • Beach Party (RR)

    Beach Party (RR)

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    by Henry, ©2025 (Dec. 19, 2025) — “California Girls” (2:44) “Good evening, ladies and gentlemen, and welcome to “The Pulse of the Nation,’ the place to hear it here first. We’ve been informed that the Daytona Beach, Florida town meeting may be rather interesting, so here we are, waiting for the fireworks to begin as we sit…

  • Mein Intifada

    Mein Intifada

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    by Thomas Reiner, Quartz Mountain Commentary, ©2025 (Dec. 17, 2025) — As in the late ’30s, a shadow of evil is encompassing the world. Like then, the civilized world’s response now is to Chamberlainize and stick their heads in the ground like ostriches. However, the Scimitar of Islam is slowly surrounding those supplicant dirty necks,…

  • Bondi Beach Hero Should Receive Highest Valour Award

    Bondi Beach Hero Should Receive Highest Valour Award

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    15 December 2025 Dear Editor, Firstly, Bondi Beach hero Ahmed al Ahmed must be awarded Australia’s Highest Valor Honour for his incredible bravery when disarming one of the terrorists! Secondly, to those condemning Israel’s all-out war (whilst doing so very much to protect Gazan civilians and Israeli hostages) in response to the October 7th, 2023…

  • Dump The Two Party Monopoly

    Dump The Two Party Monopoly

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    by Cheryl Lacey, DGSJ, Cheryl Lacey On Education™, ©2025 (Dec. 14, 2025) — In the wake of the 14 December Bondi terrorist attack, political commentators will inevitably point the finger at the government of the day and its alleged failures since 7 October 2023. Don’t fall for this propaganda. What Australians are witnessing is not…

  • “Lawlessness” Up Here and Down Under: Minnesota Corruption and Ilhan Omar

    “Lawlessness” Up Here and Down Under: Minnesota Corruption and Ilhan Omar

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    by Sharon Rondeau (Dec. 10, 2025) — On Tuesday afternoon EST/Wednesday morning (Melbourne, Australia), The Post & Email‘s editor was a guest on “Leading Education with Cheryl Lacey” on WYN 88.9 FM under the topic of “lawlessness” worldwide. An educator, author, broadcaster and businesswoman, Lacey’s weekly program transcends “education” in the traditional sense as it…

  • With Greens-Supported Labor, Aussie Voters Shooting Themselves in the Foot!

    With Greens-Supported Labor, Aussie Voters Shooting Themselves in the Foot!

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    7 September 2025 Dear Editor, Be it in any local, state, or federal elections, Aussie voters electing Greens-supported Labor governments are shooting themselves (and all future generations) in the foot! Why? Because they are voting in Labor governments that are soft on serious crime and illegal immigration; letting in far too many migrants yearly with…

  • Seek the Truth and Tell As You Go

    Seek the Truth and Tell As You Go

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    by Cheryl Lacey, DGSJ, ©2025 (Aug. 14, 2025) — This week on Leading Education on 88.9 WYN FM, I had an insightful conversation with Sharon Rondeau, US editor of The Post & Email. We discussed seeking truth and the significance of acknowledging when you’ve got something wrong. And, just as important, supporting those determined to share their…

  • Australia in Such Shameful Company, and Lauded by Evil!

    Australia in Such Shameful Company, and Lauded by Evil!

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    13 August 2025 Dear Editor, T. S Eliot’s “The last temptation is the greatest treason: to do the right thing for the wrong reason” rings out very loudly as – bowing to domestic cultural anti-Israel pressures – France, Canada, the UK, and finally, simpering-lauded/thanked-by-so-evil Hamas-Australia, all so very shamefully rush to recognise Palestine as a…

  • Antisemitic Danger Signs from Around the World

    Antisemitic Danger Signs from Around the World

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    by Dr. Michael Brown, New American Prophet, ©2025 (Aug. 11, 2025) — When it comes to sounding yet another alarm about the rising tide of antisemitism worldwide, it’s important that we do not overstate things. After all, we don’t want to be like the boy who kept crying wolf until no one believed him anymore,…