‘Vigilant’ message from US abortion ruling

The ruling against the 50-year-old Roe v Wade decision, which guaranteed the constitutional right to an abortion, is devastating for many women but shows the importance of protecting fundamental rights, Katy Gallagher says.

“Hard-fought-for wins before our parliaments can be taken away easily,” she told ABC radio on Monday.

“I think vigilance is the message to make sure that women in Australia have access to safe and legal abortion and that matter is resolved between her and her medical practitioner.”

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Alex Berenson Reports: The news for Covid vaccines gets worse and worse

Effects of Previous Infection and Vaccination on Symptomatic Omicron Infections

Previous infection with a variant other than omicron was associated with an approximately 50% reduced risk of infection. No difference in the protection of previous infection against BA.1 and BA.2 was discernable. Two-dose vaccination and no previous infection had negligible effectiveness against BA.1 and BA.2, but most persons received their second dose more than 8 months earlier. These findings are explained by the short-lived protection of primary-series vaccination against omicron infections3,27 and the more durable protection from natural infection,2,28 as confirmed by the additional analysis of protection as a function of time after previous infection or vaccination.

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Lidia Thorpe says Australian parliament has no permission to be here and her plans to infiltrate it

Outspoken Greens senator Lidia Thorpe claims Australia's Parliament has no permission to be here - and says she's only a member so she can 'infiltrate' the institution.

The senator said her entry into the 'colonial project' was due to her aspirations to 'renew the nation' and be a spokesperson for First Nations people.

Incoming Northern Territory Country Liberal Party senator Jacinta Price has called for senator Thorpe to be dismissed from parliament.

'I think she has nothing but contempt for the Australian people and she doesn't respect the position she is in,' Ms Price said.

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New Zealand considers taxing cow and sheep burps to combat climate change

The government of New Zealand has proposed a novel way of fighting climate change: charging farmers for the burps, farts and waste of farm animals.

"There is no question that we need to cut the amount of methane we are putting into the atmosphere, and an effective emissions pricing system for agriculture will play a key part in how we achieve that," James Shaw, New Zealand's climate change minister, told BBC News last week.

Methane is the second-most prevalent greenhouse gas after carbon dioxide, and the majority of methane emissions come from human activity. Since methane causes much more warming than carbon in the first few decades after it is released, but then dissipates in the atmosphere more quickly, clamping down on methane emissions is essential to averting catastrophic climate change, according to the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change. President Biden and the European Union unveiled a global effort to cut methane emissions at the United Nations Climate Change Conference in Glasgow, Scotland, last November.

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Jade felt 'extremely violated' after passing through a new body scanner at airport security. This is why.

Rugby league bans transgender athletes from international matches

Transgender swimmers have been banned from women's elite races. Here's what that means.

The new policy will require transgender competitors to complete their transition by the age of 12 in order to compete in women's competitions.

In those days there was no king in Israel; everyone did what was right in his own eyes. (Judges 21:25).

This sums up where our society is now. We are told we can do whatever is right in our own eyes, whatever makes us happy and feels good in the moment. You are a god therefore you can do whatever, be whatever, change whatever. Society is told we must accommodate any desire or fanciful whim no matter how destructive it may be. And do not tell someone they are on a dangerous path destined for disaster, because mankind is his own creator, free from a God who would make arbitrary rules and guidelines. 

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SA Police could use Adelaide city facial recognition technology, despite being asked not to

Kmart, Bunnings and The Good Guys using facial recognition technology in stores

Major Australian retailers Kmart, Bunnings and The Good Guys are using facial recognition technology in stores, raising concerns among privacy experts.

The use of this developing technology, which captures and stores unique biometric information such as facial features (known as a 'faceprint'), would come as news to most customers.

South Australia Police has indicated it will use the facial recognition capability of new security cameras being installed in Adelaide, despite being asked not to by the Adelaide City Council.

Last year, the council — noting concerns about the lack of legal safeguards for facial recognition — voted to ask police to provide a formal undertaking to delay its use of that feature with the new cameras until new laws are passed.

"We are comfortable funding the CCTV camera upgrades," Deputy Mayor Arman Abrahimzadeh said.

"We know that these upgrades are necessary for public safety and we've sought an assurance from SA Police to assure us that that facial recognition component won't be turned on until such time that legislation is in place."

However, SA Police are yet to agree and, in a statement, told the ABC the technology would be useful.

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Climate laws, carbon tracking apps, facial recognition and Warrantless spying on Australian citizens. Australia is following the footsteps of the  Chinese Communist Part and implementing the tools for a a social credit system. All under the guise of a Climate Crisis Emergency

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‘No alternative’: Greens MPs call for the party’s Victorian convener to resign

Linda Gale, a senior industrial officer at the National Tertiary Education Union, was elected on Saturday to fill a casual vacancy of state convener of the Victorian Greens.

Her appointment prompted backlash on social media from members of the party, due to a document she co-authored in 2019 that argued against a proposed Greens workshop on trans-exclusionary rhetoric.

Part of the document stated: “If the purpose of this workshop is to develop a proposal for a State Council decree that statements such as ‘There are two sexes,’ ‘The science is not conclusive,’ ‘This is an active debate in feminism,’ ‘Shutting down debate is censorship,’ or ‘Trans women aren’t the same as biological women,’ are banned within the Greens and would constitute behaviour worthy of censure, suspension or expulsion, this is totally contrary to a Greens ethos which encourages robust debate and the development of policy based on real evidence.”

Once it was made public, the document was criticised by the then Greens conveners Colleen Hartland and Willisa Hogarth, who described it as “not consistent with Greens values or Greens policy”.

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If our society insists that "Transwomen are the same as biological women" and gender is fluid, and there is more than one gender and you can be whatever gender you choose. Then where does this leave women's rights advocates, or lesbians or gays? Because how can you be a lesbian or gay if there are no genders? Why do we need women's rights when everyone can be a woman?

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China’s crisis of confidence: has Xi taken a giant leap backwards?

China’s economy, long in decline, is now in freefall — thanks to President Xi Jinping’s mismanagement. Case in point: this year the US economy is forecast to grow faster than China’s for the first time since 1976, with strong indications that China has entered a prolonged era of slow growth.

Proverbs 16:18 Pride goes before destruction,

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Sydney farming family's land is being swiped by the government for Redbank project Daily Mail

A hardworking farming family have been left heartbroken after discovering their land will be acquired to make way for a new road.

The Wilcox family's 15 acre property at north Richmond, north-west Sydney, will be bulldozed, perhaps as early as December, to provide access to a new bridge that forms a vital part of the huge Redbank Communities project.

The NSW Government instructed the Wilcox family they would forcibly acquire the property for the road leading to the $23.8millon Grose Vale Bridge.

But just as important is its significance as an example of fertile land suitable for growing Sydney's food.

'Most of the land further west is unfarmable and the destruction of prime agricultural land with such close proximity to the Sydney population is a travesty.

'Once farmland is gone its gone, and this can lead to issues with food security as farming is one of the most important uses of land and there is limited fertile farmland in Sydney.' said Mrs Wilcox.

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