By Thomas Thorpe Over the past two years I have been involved in student politics at the University of Sydney. I have been a member of the Student Representative Council (SRC), an Interfaith Officer and campaign managed for the USU Board of Directors election, plus other unspecified roles. I have chatted with people of various political persuasions, although conversation is more stunted with some than … Continue reading The Anti-Christian Dogma of the Campus Left

By Penelope Dawson The decriminalisation of abortion across the Western world has provided a ‘back-up’ option for women in cases where contraception has failed, meaning that no man need ever fear a shotgun wedding. When motherhood became a biological choice for women, fatherhood became a social choice for men. Or, as the comedian Dave Chapelle has put it (in jest, but describing a real attitude): … Continue reading Abortion: A New Form of Contraception?