Australia's Front Line
14 May 2015 Biosecurity researchers inside a laboratory in Geelong. Photo: CSIRO/AAP Individuals suspected of having a “serious contagious disease” could face five years in prison if they defy orders to stay at home, mandatory vaccination, quarantine or jail, according to new legislation passed into Australian law. The Biosecurity Bill 2014 cleared parliament yesterday, and
The #SydneySiege ‘hostage crisis’ occurred on December 15th-16th in 2014 when a lone gunman, Man Haron Monis, held hostage ten customers and eight employees of a Lindt chocolate cafe located at Martin Place in Sydney, Australia.
After extensive research on the chain of events in Martin Place, the Australian Roundtable Podcast significantly examined the official story, including initial discussions on who benefited from the events and media coverage on the day, to more comprehensive work such as conflicting witness testimonies and scientific rebuttals to government claims.
An in-depth look at all three draconian laws.
The scientific community of Melbourne once focused on ‘improving’ human populations with controlled breeding.