Drunk sex and consent
– How the Bruce Lehrmann verdict muddied the waters. The whole business is a mess. For years now, our
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News about Restoring the Presumption of Innocence Conference
Our conference, originally scheduled for June 1, is now to take place on August 31, 2024. The venue will still be Rushcutters
Bureaucratic punishment
– When public servants act as judge and jury. Michael is a typical Aussie kid who grew up in Sydney’s
Winning over young men
– The Liberal Party challenge Message to our politicians: If you have deluded yourself that you could ever harness the
Locked up without a trial.
– Forty-two percent of prisoners in NSW jails are on remand, jailed without a trial. “They are treated like
Hitting the airwaves
– My recent appearances on television, podcasts, videos and documentaries will leave you wondering if this woman ever shuts up!
Cancelled again!
– NSW Young Liberals ban me from speaking at USyd Conservative Club discussion about Brittany Higgins. Last time I
Chief prosecutor surrenders
– State to audit all rape trials in response to judges’ complaints. What a turnabout. The true state of our
New breed of feminist lawyer
– Does ideology trump impartial justice? It was a riveting moment. Here was Tasha Smithies, lawyer for Channel 10,
Fighting academia’s feminist tentacles
Fighting academia’s feminist tentacles As the toxic sludge of feminist claptrap seeps through the academic world, there are many
Coitus interruptus
– When a woman presses the eject button, men can’t be expected to immediately withdraw, says human factors science. Frozen,
Feminism’s workplace gulags
– How the former Sex Discrimination Commissioner tightened the screws on men at work. Kate Jenkins may have retired from
Hateful Clementine Ford
In a brilliant column recently published in The Australian, Henry Ergas summed up 2023 as “the year of living angrily.” Describing the successive waves
Feminism’s latest weapon is a fraud
– Coercive control laws don’t prevent domestic homicide. A few weeks ago, thousands took to the streets of Madrid to
Narrow escape for Lisa Wilkinson
– Brush with infamy “Awkward moment averted for Lisa Wilkinson at Bruce Lehrmann defamation trial.” That was the lively headline
Lynching of men is our national sport
– News from the nation’s capital. Pauline Hanson spoke in the Senate this week, using parliamentary privilege to