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Men Are Defecting From the Ranks in the War Against Masculinity
Men Are Defecting From the Ranks in the War Against Masculinity Rising male unemployment, loneliness, pornography use and fatherlessness are compounding one another, raising serious questions about men's wellbeing, family stability and the future of Western society. Today's culture is faced with rising statistics of men without work, facing childless, lonely lives, drug problems and skyrocketing levels of depression.
Men Are Defecting From the Ranks in the War Against Masculinity
Above image: Evolution has taken a turn to devolution. Today’s culture is faced with rising statistics of men without work, facing childless, lonely lives, drug problems and skyrocketing levels of depression. On the other hand, women – especially younger women – are statistically “firing” in the workplace. However, they are having fewer children, having less to do with men, and are breeding a culture of “women’s empowerment” to the detriment of the family.
The country is fed up with the old political order
On Sunday during the Anzac weekend, Pauline Hanson spoke at a pro-Australia rally in Canberra and stated what many people are thinking: ‘My job as a Member of Parliament is not for Palestine, not for Gaza, not for Israel, not for Britain,’ she said. ‘Clean up our own backyard first and foremost.’ It appears this Member of Parliament is sick of Australia selling its interests out to foreign causes, and to the detriment of the humble, working Australian taxpayer.
A preventable Armageddon?
Many have been foreshadowing a war involving the United States, Israel, and Iran, for quite some time, but now that pre-emptive strikes led by Israel have officially catalysed formal conflict in the region – and many are left wondering how this scenario ends… During war, with propaganda, heightened emotions, and activated social media accounts, it can be hard to find logical solutions and even harder to locate accurate sources of information.
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UK bans Eva Vlaardingerbroek
On January 13, 2026, British authorities abruptly revoked the Electronic Travel Authorisation (ETA) of Dutch political commentator Eva Vlaardingerbroek, effectively banning her from entering the United Kingdom. She is a prominent young activist, with 1.2 million followers on X, which is impressive for a woman still in her 20s. I’ve been banned from traveling to the UK. ?? No reason given. No right to appeal. Zero due process.
Why Australians should re-evaluate Nato
Australia is facing extraordinary and unprecedented new security pressures, as the world becomes increasingly prone to warfare, post-pandemic. During these sensitive times, particularly surrounding growing conflicts in Ukraine and the Middle East, it is essential that we work hard to guard our sovereignty and chart a new defence and intelligence pathway going forward, lest we risk escalating conflict or doing further damage through ‘meddling’ in situations we are realistically not prepared for.
Between 2025 and 1984: A year in review
As another year comes to a close, I often reflect on the events that have transpired, both good and bad, and gauge what is to come in future – what lies ahead for 2026? If it is to be anything like 2025, it appears whenever the country takes two steps forward, something forces us yet again, three steps back. 2025 is proof that a ‘progressive’ government is damaging the country and sending everyone backwards, culturally, politically, and economically.
Pauline Hanson’s burqa protest: a stand for free speech and national identity
In a dramatic, defiant move, Senator Pauline Hanson entered the Australian Senate Chamber wearing a full black head covering known as a burqa. She did so after her proposal to ban full-face coverings was rejected. Rather than labelling the performance as a ‘cheap stunt’, as many have indicated, this was a deliberate act of political theatre – a powerful symbolic protest rooted in her long-held convictions about security, integration, and Australian identity.
Concerns raised over new Voluntary Assisted Dying Laws
On Sunday, November 3, 2025, around 50 people gathered on the lawns outside the ACT Legislative Assembly for a rally hosted by ACT Right to Life. The event coincided with the day the ACT’s Voluntary Assisted Dying (VAD) laws officially came into effect. While the atmosphere was peaceful and respectful, there was a shared sense of unease among attendees about what these new laws mean for the territory’s moral and medical future.
Australia bars Candace Owens
When it comes to curbing foreign voices regarded as disruptive, Australia has raised the bar. Farmer v Minister for Home Affairs [2025] HCA 38, delivered on October 15 in the High Court, has resulted in US commentator Candace Owens being banned from Australia. On what grounds? Supposedly, Owens carries the ‘risk of inciting discord’ with a speaking tour despite Australians already listening to her via social media.
Tony Abbott’s ‘Australia: A History’
When Tony Abbott’s Australia: A History – How an ancient land became a great democracy, hit shelves on October 13, courtesy of HarperCollins, it sold out in most mainstream bookshops within a matter of hours. Abbott’s book, which I have dutifully read within 24 hours of its release, has done far more than recount our past.
Andrew Hastie: a pivotal moment in Liberal power struggle
Andrew Hastie’s resignation from the Liberal Party’s frontbench marks a pivotal moment in the party’s internal struggle between its conservative base and moderates. Once propelled into the spotlight alongside Scott Morrison during the pandemic, Hastie’s departure from the Liberal ‘limelight’ underscores deepening divisions within the Coalition as it grapples with defining its identity and policy direction.
Anti mass migration rally attracts thousands in ACT
Despite the mainstream media labelling the recent anti mass migration rallies as ‘far right radical neo-Nazi protests’, thousands of Aussie-loving conservatives showed up in the ACT and around the country to demonstrate that they have had enough of the illogical and over-the-top immigration policies. By and large, the ralliers were not ‘anti-migration’, they were anti mass migration. Contrary to the legacy media, the rally drew a number of people from diverse backgrounds, including myself.
Pro-life movement gathers force in NSW
On Wednesday May 7, pro-life ‘rallyers’ came together in Sydney outside of the NSW Parliament House to protest the Greens’ abortion bill. The bill, which was introduced by Amanda Cohn (Greens MLC), and was since passed into law in a 65-20 majority vote, is in my view an affront to healthcare professionals in NSW. Unlimited access to spectator.com.au and app The weekly edition on the Spectator Australia app Spectator podcasts and newsletters Full access to spectator.co.uk Or
Liberal Candidate, Benjamin Britton, dis-endorsed
The Dutton-led Liberal party has just ousted yet another competent Liberal candidate from its ranks following statements made by the candidate in an effort to safeguard women in frontline combat roles. Benjamin Britton, who was campaigning in the seat of Whitlam in Sydney’s south, has previously appeared on a segment created by pro-freedom advocate, Joel Jammal, where he stated the following: ‘If we’re to fix our Defence Force unfortunately they’re gonna need to remove females from combat corps.
Australian Christians Party wins its first seat in WA
Although the election in WA turned over a very disappointing result for conservatives overall, there have been some huge wins that cannot be overstated. Maryka Groenewald has managed to capture a seat in the Upper House, making her the first candidate for the Australian Christians Party (ACP) to ever win a seat. Delivery of the weekly magazine Unlimited access to spectator.com.au and app Spectator podcasts and newsletters Full access to spectator.co.uk Or
Pro-life doctors in NSW face the axe
A new bill introduced into the NSW Parliament titled Abortion Law Reform Amendment (Health Care Access) Bill 2025 has thrown a spanner in the works for many healthcare workers across the state. It seeks to increase access to abortion and goes as far as forcing medical professionals to comply with abortion protocols that may contradict their values regarding the sanctity of life.
Hate crimes: a new woke attack against free speech
A new and unprecedented law has passed the chamber, marking an incredibly frustrating time for those conservatives who are paying attention to the disintegration of free speech rights. According to Mark Dreyfus, ‘This bill delivers the toughest laws Australia has ever had against hate crimes.’ In other words, it’s a new crime the government has invented which is unique in that it aims to imprison people for ‘speaking’ instead of committing an actual material crime.
Conservatives applaud Queensland’s pause on puberty blockers
The Queensland government has suspended puberty blockers for those under 18 due to concerns raised about state-wide paediatric gender therapies. The recent media statement was approved by the Minister for Health and Ambulance Services, Tim Nicholls. In the interim, the government has called for an independent review of hormone therapies and their use, which several medical professionals and psychologists working with children have been warning about for years.
Terror on the rise
Last Friday, a prominent Jewish synagogue in Melbourne’s southeast was set on fire in what is now agreed to be a likely terrorist attack. The blaze was so shocking to the community that Israel’s Prime Minister, Benjamin Netanyahu, has criticised the Australian federal government and its handling of rising antisemitism. Unlimited access to spectator.com.au and app The weekly edition on the Spectator Australia app Spectator podcasts and newsletters Full access to spectator.co.uk Or
Monica Smit fights back against the Candace Owens visa ban
Recently, MP Tony Burke stated that Candace Owens ‘has the capacity to incite discord in almost every direction’. The right-wing American political commentator has recently faced a barrage of hateful comments from Australia’s political authorities who have banned her from entering Australia, as they tout ‘democracy’ amidst several state elections.
Conservatives are fighting back in the ACT
Following the ‘unjust excommunication’ of Elizabeth Kikkert from the Liberal Party of Australia, Family First has gained a new face for their cause. Kikkert was booted from the Liberals after an office incident where footage of her putting a phone next to a man’s face was allegedly taken out of context and circulated in the media. Unlimited access to spectator.com.au and app The weekly edition on the Spectator Australia app Spectator podcasts and newsletters Full access to spectator.co.uk Or
Hate crime and gender lawfare
As if the Misinformation and Disinformation Bill tabled on September 12 isn’t draconian enough, another new federal bill has been introduced into Parliament, shocking readers some more. It’s called the Hate Crimes Bill. If passed into law, it will become the first real criminal offence for ‘hate speech’.
New censorship and surveillance beast is tabled in Parliament
The Communications Legislation Amendment (Combatting Misinformation and Disinformation) Bill 2024, which was tabled on September 12, makes it a civil offence to criticise banking institutions, amongst other things. This bill is frankly a disgrace to the Australian public and should be firmly opposed. It appears to be a censorship bill designed to combat alternative media and citizen voices, raising the alarm on a number of controversial topics.
We should keep an eye on Bird Flu
800,000 chickens have been culled or severely affected by Bird Flu, following an outbreak of the pathogen amongst the farming sector in Australia. A number of farms in Victoria have been sent into quarantine. There is a limit of two cartons of eggs for Coles customers, and backyard chicken owners are being asked to protect their flocks to stop the spread.
Musk: Freedom of speech is worth fighting for
The eSafety Commissioner recently dropped her case against Elon Musk, who faced fines of $782 500 a day, for having commentary of Mar Mari’s alleged stabbing available on his X platform. The bishop himself, while recovering, filed an affidavit in support of the footage remaining on X. I acknowledge the Australian Government’s desire to have the videos removed because of their graphic nature.
JK Rowling stared down hate speech laws
Recently, Scotland has been met with one of the worst pieces of legislation in the nation’s history, and nobody is immune – not even the woman who authored one of the most popular children’s book series in the world. Instead of being met with the likes of Voldemort, JK Rowling has faced off against the establishment. What was the alleged crime?
Puberty blocker ban shows public opinion turning on gender ‘affirmation’
This week in Britain, a landmark historical move to ban puberty blockers in gender clinics has been motioned and overseen by the National Health Service of England (NHS). They will no longer be prescribed to children at gender clinics. These are drugs used to delay the onset of puberty in adolescent children typically administered to individuals who identify as LGBT and wish to transform their biological gender.
2024 or 1984? | The Spectator Australia
The Misinformation and Disinformation Bill, introduced this year, paves the way towards a 1984 totalitarian reality where foreign organisations find themselves involved in regulating Australia’s free speech. Signatories to the Australian Code of Practice on Disinformation and Misinformation launched in 2021 included Adobe, Apple, Google, Meta, Microsoft, Redbubble, TikTok, and Twitter.
The war on children
On February 18, Elon Musk shared the documentary directed by Robby Starbuck titled The War on Children. The film is a truly harrowing insight into the reality of ‘Wokeness’ and its devastating impact on children worldwide. The West, in particular, is under fire from progressive politics seeking to push sexual agendas on unsuspecting minors.
Never Again is now
A rally against anti-semitism was hosted at the Domain in Sydney’s CBD on February 18. It featured a prominent and mixed line-up of speakers including Scott Morrison (former Prime Minister), John Anderson (former Deputy Prime Minister), Michelle Pearse (Australian Christian Lobby), Jacqui Lambie (Jacqui Lambie Network), and Warren Mundine (Liberal Party).
The WEF’s Digital ID invades Australia
Warfare in the 21st Century is often conducted in the realm of cyberspace. Despite the growing concerns of cybercrime and digitised infrastructure, the World Economic Forum is still encouraging a Digital ID system. It has now reached Australia’s coastal doorstep. The Digital ID Bill 2023 was tabled in Parliament on November 30 leaving vigilant citizens across the nation seriously concerned.
Conversion Practices Prohibition Bill 2023 to be introduced into NSW
After several lawsuits challenging binary gender values, Australia faces another strike against conservatives seeking to retain biological integrity. This time in the political arena. In August of 2023, a new bill was introduced into the NSW government called the Conversion Practices Prohibition Bill 2023. In a nutshell, it seeks to do what the Change or Suppression (Conversion) Practices Prohibition Act 2021 does, which is outlaw ‘conversion practices’ for LGBT people in the jurisdiction.
LGBTQ+ activist tribe declares war on conservatives
In May of this year, Binary advocate, Kirralie Smith, was served with two applications for APVOs (apprehension personal violence orders) and two vilification complaints. Her alleged crime? She identified two male soccer players in the women’s league in NSW. Former Australian Christian Lobby managing director, Lyle Shelton, has also recently come out of a 3-year long court battle, costing hundreds of thousands of dollars, for being concerned about Drag Queen story time for children.
Draconian ACT government digs its claws into Calvary Hospital
On May 24, a large number of protesters gathered in front of the ACT Legislative Assembly to rally against the state government’s decision to acquire the private healthcare facility known as Calvary Hospital. The hospital is one of two major healthcare centres in Canberra, and has 130 years of compassionate service to its name.
Pesutto will regret expelling Deeming
On Friday May 11, the Victorian Liberal Party voted to expel MP Moira Deeming over her alleged threat to sue for defamation. Preceding the expulsion on Friday was an initial threat to expel her on the primary basis that her conduct in participating in a pro-women’s rights rally has discredited the party image. The secondary basis, as outlined by Pesutto’s letter dated March 20, was that she allegedly participated in public associations with ‘Nazi sympathisers’.
Western Australia’s conversion therapy ban
A media statement made by the McGowan government on December 1, indicates the Labor-majority government is set to introduce a bill to criminalise LGBTQ+ conversion practices.
Addiction to emergency power
Western Australians have been enjoying a semblance of freedom after Mark McGowan ended the Covid state border restrictions several months ago. Recently, mask mandates were also lifted from public transport. On the surface, things seem to be going ‘back to normal’, however, the draconian state government has been busying itself by ramming new and even more shocking Covid legislation through Parliament, without much in the way of public scrutiny. Why the lack of public oversight?
WA gets closer and closer to Beijing
With the Western Australian government rolling back vaccination requirements for several industries after June 10, a fresh wave of court cases are expected to mount to investigate the state’s handling of the coronavirus pandemic. When WA was held under draconian state policies, citizens began to question what forces were driving some of these health mandates, particularly the incessant and controversial vaccination requirements.
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