The Cheryl Lacey Show

Money laundering, fraud, and misappropriation quietly bleeding school districts dry, and the political earthquake of Donald Trump's dismantling of the federal Department of Education. Should unions be in panic mode?  

A conversation with Lawrence Rogak

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Freeman, - sovereign citizen nutter and cop murderer! Or Freeman, - brave advocate for truth and justice. My sources say the day 10 police officers arrived on his property with a search warrant, was a day involving Dan Andrews and treason. Mainstream media says he was an alleged child-sex abuser. Australia's biggest ever manhunt, spanning over 200 days has come to an end. Seeking the truth has just begun.  

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When teachers go on strike all manner of issues come to the fore. The home-partnerships vanishes, the state says and does as it pleases and the Commonwealth stays true to form - they're only in education for the money. There couldn't be a better time for parents, grandparents and educators to know and understand the law. 

A conversation with Andrew Dalgleish

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There's a difference between being governed and being controlled, and most Australians have never been taught to see it.  Civic education isn't taught in schools. Our political class are the authors and beneficiaries of an uneducated and disengaged public. Dedicated educators hold the key to breaking a cycle of systemic manipulation that thrives on our ignorance. Are you one?

A Conversation with Sam Muscat

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Political choice doesn't exist in Australia. It literally means picking between two dominant forces. Our current the system breeds backroom deals, narrow thinking, and a disconnect from all Australians - other than the political class - the winners even if they lose an election. So what could replacing it do? Could a different model unlock greater freedom, representation, and trust?

You better believe it. 

A conversation with Mike Holt.

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Independent schools are rich in history—but under real pressure. Fees are rising beyond reach, parents are squeezed, and teachers are leaving in droves. With a growing recruitment crisis, shifting attitudes, and a profession losing status, something isn’t working. Can the sector rethink, reinvent, and recover—or is it running out of time?

A conversation with Christine Cunniffee

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In a world of rapid change and possibility, President Donald Trump takes a different leadership path to what the world has learned to expect and accept.

Trump’s approach to Iran, for instance, is forcing a new kind of accountability on the global stage. Where are the US allies? Who is advocating peace? What's behind the obvious - it's not just about oil?

Trump supporters see a leader willing to take risks, avoid unnecessary conflict, negotiate and redefine the Free World by a new kind of dialogue and strength.

They see strength, sprinkled with deliberate confusion to disguise bold decisive action. 

On your mark. Get set. Trump.

A conversation with Lawrence Rogak

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 The realities of Australia’s governance are hitting us hard. Stuck in the two party loop - a pseudo socialist norm. Are we starting to wake up? Do Australians actually have a way out, or are we locked into the two-party cycle by design?

A conversation with Peter Richardson

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Australia is being controlled by a cabal.  And, heaven help ups if food and fuel shortages continue. And, chances are, they will. Why? 

State governments are making decisions about national security, something the Constitution says is strictly Federal business? 

How is this allowed to happen? 

Your local MP is driven by a constitution that matters more than Australia's? 

A not to be missed conversation with Mike Holt. 

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Mike Holt educates us once more on his research about the Australian government and parliament, in this case, the debacle that is the ATO.

Is it a legal entity? Should you be paying taxes?

It's all here.

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