Australians are censoring their opinions when talking about controversial issues Kevin Donnelly December 30, 2020 – 8:22PM Herald Sun/ Courier Mail 147 comments New survey reveals Australians are holding back their opinions because of cancel culture. Freedom of speech is yet another victim of cancel culture, based on the results of a survey, Australians Together,
FYI. From the USA but still relevant. Subject: Coronavirus-Abuse Myth Recognized as Greatest Media Hoax of 2020 Date: 30 December 2020 at 1:04:50 am AEDT To: <info@EndToDV.org> Good morning, CEDV Friend, It’s amazing how the COVID-abuse myth has been uncritically circulated over the past year. Best, Ed Edward E. Bartlett, PhD President Coalition to
SYSTEMIC FAILURE ALLEGED IN LEGAL AID GOVERNANCE An independent children’s lawyer accused of misleading the Family Court in a case involving two children later gunned down by their father has been the subject of four complaints to Legal Aid NSW, a tribunal has heard. The revelation raises potential questions about the level of oversight provided
Chief Justice of the Family Court Will Alstergren. NICOLA BERKOVIC LEGAL AFFAIRS CORRESPONDENT @NicBerko 8:08PM DECEMBER 2, 2020 5 COMMENTS The Family Court is to unveil landmark reforms aimed at identifying families most at risk from domestic violence, child abuse and drug and alcohol problems. Parents battling over the care of their children will be asked
Courts chief slams ‘mischief’ claims THE Family Court Chief Justice has defended the ability of Federal Circuit Court judges to handle family law cases under a proposed merger of the two courts, after “mischievous’’ criticism. He also said the level of family violence in Australian society was a “disgrace”. Chief Justice Will Alstergren, who is
NICOLA BERKOVIC A controversial bill to reshape the family law system by merging the Family Court and lower-level Federal Circuit Court has been shelved until next year, with the Morrison government running out of time to try to push it through the Senate in the final sitting week of the year. Attorney-General Christian Porter said
THEAUSTRALIAN.COM.AU1:57 Pressure mounts to have Pauline Hanson thrown off Family Law Inquiry Pauline Hanson’s claims on family law were downplayed at the inquiry. Picture: Gary Ramage By FINN MCHUGH NCA NEWSWIRE 5:26PM NOVEMBER 23, 2020 Pauline Hanson says courts continue to deny parents access to their children for “no apparent reason”, a claim the Attorney-General’s Department
Will Knowland taught English at £42,500-a-year Berkshire school for nine years Mr Knowland said he was dismissed over a lesson titled ‘The Patriarchy Paradox’ The class was for Perspectives module, where pupils critique subjects of debate It was made as a virtual lecture to be put on the intranet – but it was never aired By JAMES GANT
Peterson book triggers teary revolt at publisher CAROLINE OVERINGTON Jordan Peterson has written a new book, and it seems that some staff at his publisher have been reduced to tears of dismay at the idea they will have to release it. Beyond Order is a sequel of sorts to Peterson’s bestseller Twelve Rules for Life.
‘Everyone involved in the family law system has known for years that the system is broken and needs to be reformed as a priority’: Attorney-General Christian Porter. Picture: Getty Images GREG BROWN JOURNALIST @gregbrown_TheOz 9:51PM NOVEMBER 20, 2020 4 COMMENTS The Morrison government will aim to pass legislation to reform the family courts system in the
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