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The next big thing in real estate investing is ‘air rights’, and the NSW government is capitalising on this trend by approving new abilities to control and develop air space above heritage listed sites.

Concerned citizens say new heritage listed purchases in Sydney are yet another example of unethical overdevelopment in the region, and a means for developers to circumvent planning control laws.

Politically correct culture and the anti-democratic nature of ‘hate speech’ censorship is on the rise in Australia, as persistent proponents of a new age of ‘tolerance’ push the dogma that a hierarchy of ideas exists — some superior and some that need to be suppressed.

Conflating criticisms of beliefs with criticism of believers, a new society of language policing is slowly emerging, as ideological labels are used to dress up the latest manifestation of the collective impulse to gag other human beings from expressing opinions.

Today, Australia is in the throes of one of the greatest and direct transformations in history; an approaching Orwellian state with an official ideology enforced by the establishment.

For the first time in history, Australians are beginning to become fearful of what they say, of what they write and of what they think, out of concern for being denounced as ‘offensive’ or ‘insensitive’.

What is the context of this wave of censorship? What are the origins? Importantly, what is next for Australians as we enter a new age of ‘thoughtcrime’?

Freedom of speech has been characterised as one of the fundamental values of all democratic societies; the freedom par excellence, for without it, no other freedom could survive.

In the following membership piece, we take a look at all aspects of free expression in Australia, including political communication in democracy, implied freedom of speech, legislation restricting opinions and thoughts, the rise of PC culture and an in-depth look at similarities between 'hate speech' and George Orwell’s Newspeak.

Microsoft is set to trial changes to popular ‘Word’ applications, after announcing the company will be harnessing the power of artificial intelligence to boost the use of “inclusive language”.

The program will now work to underline sections of writing that exhibits “language bias”, and will suggest correct recommendations that are more ‘sensitive’.

Coles and Woolworths have announced they will be launching new “electronic workforces”.

Over the past 30 years, Australians have attempted to reverse years of historical and social understandings surrounding gender and biology, as the 'gender revolution' continues to transform cultural normalities and institutions at breathtaking speed.

Behind this push for 'tolerance and equality', lies billionaire lobbyists and corporate industry sponsors who are attempting to redefine reality in a way that the rest of society is forced to accept, including our most vulnerable.

In the modern world, general populations have been successfully engineered to believe that selfish needs outweigh those of others, and have been robbed of individuality, passion, empathy and principle, in pursuit of 'respect, tolerance and equality'.

In the following membership piece, we take a look at all aspects of social engineering, including the history and development of group psychology, institutions driving research across the world, the destruction of traditional values and an in-depth look at the transgender agenda.

Australian Internet Service Providers (ISP) have begun blocking access to websites used to host footage of the Christchurch livestream, including 4chan, 8chan, Liveleak, Voat and ZeroHedge.

Telstra, Vodafone and Optus have all announced that various websites will be restricted under ‘sensitive material guidelines’, in a move that has many Australians concerned about growing systems of mass censorship.

A new classroom application that ranks students based on behaviours, allowing teachers to “automate the task of recording classroom conduct” by monitoring and storing data, is raising concerns in Australia.

The program, ClassDojo, has now spread to over 25% of classrooms across the country and is set to expand with continued growth of the educational software market – estimated to be worth almost $8 billion.