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MYKA Sanders, a biological male teacher, is suing a Catholic girls’ school in Melbourne because they won’t call him “Mx” or use “they/them” pronouns.  This is the thin edge of the totalitarian wedge to force ideological speech on populations and to censor “politically incorrect” speech that offends the neo-Marxist cultural revolution. “This isn’t about one The post Help Australian Christian Lobby fight whacky Victorian Transtifa brigade appeared first on www.cairnsnews.org.

AUSTRALIA needs to start prioritising community safety and human life over the red and green tape which is strangling our nation, says the federal MP for Gippsland, Darren Chester. The MP was referencing the “discovery” of native grasses that has hijacked an essential project to extend and widen the Bairnsdale Aerodrome runway in Gippsland, Victoria. The post Victorian environmentalists kill airport project because of ‘native grass’ appeared first on www.cairnsnews.org.

Australia voted to support the massive shipping tax In what insiders are calling the biggest U.S. pushback against the United Nations since the Cold War, President Trump’s team has successfully stopped the U.N.’s global carbon tax — a sweeping “Net Zero” scheme that critics slammed as “taxation without representation.” The tax, crafted by the International The post Trump dismantles UN-Deep State Net Zero carbon tax scheme worth $12 billion appeared first on www.cairnsnews.org.

From Gerard Rennick, People First In 2016, Turnbull entered into the Australia-India social security agreement. Within this agreement, Australia and India would provide RECIPROCAL Medicare and Social Security benefits between the two countries, INCLUDING the Aged Pension. Why was a reciprocal agreement needed when the flow of migrants was entirely asymmetric towards Australia? At that The post Liberals gave free Medicare, dole and pension to unskilled Indian migrants appeared first on www.cairnsnews.org.

WHEN one of South Australia’s two sea water desalination plants began operating at full capacity in January this year, it also began discharging a large amount of saline water and chemicals into the Gulf of St Vincent. Stage one of the plant at Lonsdale, just south of Adelaide, commenced operations in October 2011, and stage The post Desalination plant may be source of South Australia’s deadly sea algae bloom appeared first on www.cairnsnews.org.