A 41 year-old Sydney woman who drowned her infant daughter because she was convinced the baby was a dwarf, should not go to jail, a court has heard. AAP, The Daily Telegraph April 28, 2017 3:34pm A SYDNEY woman who was severely mentally ill when she left her baby face down in a bathtub is
The Red Pill has been barred from certain cinemas. A Sydney cinema has become the latest venue to cancel a screening of men’s rights film The Red Pill, which has been the subject of feminist activist protests since it was released. Dendy Cinema Newtown in Sydney’s inner west canned a sold-out screening of the film
Joey was just shy of three years old when he was taken into the custody of his mother and stepfather. Seven weeks later, he was on life support in hospital. After three days, he was dead. Yesterday in the NSW Supreme Court, Joey’s guardians were found guilty of his murder by a jury that took
Illustration: Sturt Krygsman The Australian 12:00AM April 19, 2017 Save Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Share on email Share more… 406 JANET ALBRECHTSEN Columnist Sydney @jkalbrechtsen The liberal democratic model doesn’t need a tune-up; it needs a full body overhaul. Increasingly, the university campus — the very place where young minds should be challenged
Red Pill: The background to the controversial documentary Documentary maker Cassie Jaye. The Australian 3:03PM April 19, 2017 Save Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Share on email Share more… 2 Controversial documentary The Red Pill has been the subject of feminist activist protests since it was released — and, as a result has been
Men’s Rights Agency has received information that the One Nation party has dumped their Family Law Reform policy. See their current policy listing: http://www.onenation.com.au/policies The erased policy can be found using: https://archive.org/web/ One Nation also added a new policy to get rid of UN Human Rights then carefully disguised where they hid it on the
“Silence is the Accomplice” is a short film produced by the #AustralianArmy that tells the stories of four of its members: four very brave serving soldiers and their experiences with family and domestic violence. Their accounts are confronting, and deeply personal. The people in the film are not actors—they are people from our Army, our
Take a deep breath. It’s started and already doesn’t look good. Last week, real life tears caused flooding when it was announced former Prime Minister Julia Gillard was stepping into the chair of the mental health organisation beyondblue. On Sunday she wrote her first comment piece, ‘Why I’ve stepped back into public life’ for the Sydney
A surprising decision of the Beyond Blue board to appoint Julia Gillard as the next Chair of this non-profit organisation.Gillard expressed her opinion of men in her attack on Tony Abbott. At the time Jeff Kennett was “scathing of the then prime minister’s so-called misogyny speech in which she famously launched a parliamentary attack on
It is with a great deal of sadness that I must let you know that Rob Thomas passed away on Monday 20 March 2017. He finally lost his eleven year battle against prostate cancer. Many of you will remember Rob, always unassuming, quietly spoken, but one of the most dedicated friends of Men’s Rights Agency
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