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12/09/2026

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The role of teachers and school leaders is to educate students, support their development and create an environment wher...
12/09/2026

The role of teachers and school leaders is to educate students, support their development and create an environment where young people can learn about different perspectives. This raises an important question about whether teachers and principals should ever be required to promote particular political or ideological campaigns.

Schools inevitably deal with topics that can sometimes be politically sensitive, and students benefit from learning how to examine different viewpoints, consider evidence and form their own informed opinions. However, there is a distinction between teaching students about an issue and requiring staff to advocate for a particular political position.

Teachers also have professional responsibilities and work with students and families from a wide range of backgrounds and beliefs. Any expectations placed on school staff should therefore be considered carefully, particularly when political or ideological issues are involved.

The broader discussion is about maintaining educational independence while ensuring students can understand important issues. How should Australian schools balance education about political issues with political neutrality?

12/09/2026

SHOULD AUSTRALIA CUT IMMIGRATION UNTIL HOUSING CATCHES UP?

❤️ YES 👍 NO

🇦🇺 Is it necessary to outright prohibit Sharia law in Australia?Australia’s legal system is based on Australian law, whi...
12/09/2026

🇦🇺 Is it necessary to outright prohibit Sharia law in Australia?

Australia’s legal system is based on Australian law, which applies to everyone regardless of religion or background. Supporters of a complete prohibition may argue that Australian law should remain the only legal framework for resolving disputes, while others distinguish between religious beliefs or voluntary mediation and the authority of Australian courts.

What do you think? Should Australia prohibit any form of Sharia-based mediation, or should people remain free to follow religious practices voluntarily as long as they comply with Australian law?

Share your opinion respectfully in the comments below. 👇

How? How did we give this person the highest office in our nation?Australia, we absolutely must do better.
12/09/2026

How? How did we give this person the highest office in our nation?
Australia, we absolutely must do better.

PRINCIPAL BREAKS HER SILENCE AFTER 34 YEARS IN EDUCATIONJanelle Rowe dedicated 34 years of her life to teaching and scho...
12/09/2026

PRINCIPAL BREAKS HER SILENCE AFTER 34 YEARS IN EDUCATION

Janelle Rowe dedicated 34 years of her life to teaching and school leadership.

As an ACT public-school principal, she says she proposed replacing Wear It Purple Day with Bullying No Way Week—an alternative she believed would include every child without requiring staff to discuss sexuality and gender identity with children as young as four.

According to Janelle, what followed was a series of allegations, increased supervision and an instruction to participate and wear purple. She was also reportedly told she was “underperforming.”

But records cited by Janelle reportedly described her as “outstanding,” “highly capable” and “the best leader I have ever worked with in my 40-year career.”

One staff member allegedly told her:

“I completely agree with you, but I would never say anything.”

Janelle says her Christian faith was then questioned and used to explain her position.

She ultimately resigned and chose not to pursue the matter through Fair Work, saying she wanted the freedom to tell her story publicly and help parents understand what may be happening inside their children’s classrooms.

She says she has no regrets:

“If I’ve helped one parent feel empowered to speak up, or protected one child, then that’s great.”

Children deserve a childhood—and educators who genuinely believe they are protecting children deserve to be heard.

👇 Watch Janelle’s full interview—the link is in the comments.

Do you support Janelle for taking a stand? YES or NO?

12/09/2026

✋ Hands up if you’d rather see our money go to Aussie families instead of foreign aid! 🇦🇺

One Nation has been making headlines — but is this more than just a short-term surge?With Pauline Hanson’s party making ...
12/09/2026

One Nation has been making headlines — but is this more than just a short-term surge?

With Pauline Hanson’s party making significant gains and challenging both major parties, some Australians see a genuine political realignment taking shape, while others believe the momentum could fade.

🇦🇺 What do you think?

Is One Nation becoming a serious long-term political force in Australia — or is its current support mainly a protest against the major parties?

Pauline Hanson nailed it: 65 years in a commission house isn’t “humble beginnings” if it became a way of life. It was me...
11/09/2026

Pauline Hanson nailed it: 65 years in a commission house isn’t “humble beginnings” if it became a way of life.

It was meant to be a hand-up, not a family heirloom Albo cashes in every presser.

Albo milks mum’s housing lease like a moral credit card.

The part that never gets said is worse.

She told him his father died in a car smash. He grew up on a lie.

Sixty years later the country is run by a man who still can’t give a straight answer and blatantly lies. That didn’t come from nowhere.

“Your child will follow your example, not your advice”

Thanks for nothing, Maryanne!

Hanson attacks PM’s late mother over public housing theaustralian.com.au/nation/politic…

💰 MILLIONS IN HOTEL BOOKINGS WHILE AUSTRALIANS STRUGGLE WITH THEIR BILLSChris Bowen’s climate department is facing scrut...
11/09/2026

đź’° MILLIONS IN HOTEL BOOKINGS WHILE AUSTRALIANS STRUGGLE WITH THEIR BILLS

Chris Bowen’s climate department is facing scrutiny after records reportedly revealed more than $6 million in overseas hotel accommodation and meeting-facility contracts within a matter of months.

According to The Daily Telegraph, more than $5.6 million was contracted for hotels connected to pre-COP31 meetings in Fiji, including two bookings worth approximately $2 million each.

Departmental records also reportedly disclosed a $283,976 accommodation contract associated with the Bonn Climate Conference in Germany.

The government says the headline figures will not necessarily be the final cost to taxpayers. Some expenses are expected to be recovered from participating delegations, while rooms that are not required may be cancelled and refunded.

However, critics are questioning whether this level of spending is justified while Australian families continue to face soaring costs for housing, groceries and energy.

What do you think—necessary international diplomacy or an excessive use of taxpayers’ money? 🇦🇺

Source: The Daily Telegraph, 2 September 2026

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