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If we wish to keep our freedom we must disagree better
'When people begin to think violence is an acceptable way to express disagreement, dissatisfaction with politics takes on a very different character.'
Read Peter Kurti's latest op-ed: cis.org.au/commentary/opinioβ¦
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There's been a breakthrough in the search for the remains of an Australian soldier killed more than a century ago.
Israeli hobbyists say they owe it to the family of WWI digger Louden Cochrane to find him and give him a funeral with full military honours.
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On this day in 1917, troops from Britain, Australia and New Zealand drive the Ottomans from Beersheba. During the assault, Australia's 4th Light Horse Brigade famously ride into battle swinging their bayonets like sabres.
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On 31 October 1917, the 4th Light Horse Brigade rode into history.
Bayonets in hand, they launched the famous charge at Beersheba, securing a victory that became one of Australiaβs most iconic military actions.
Today we remember their courage and legacy.
Lest we forget.
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Good morning all & OTD in 1917, the Australian Light Horsemen charged the Ottoman Turks positions & took the crucial strategic town of Beersheba in the Negev in Israel. A very happy Beersheba day to all of the Lighthorsemen!
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π¨ NEW: Victoria (state) voting intention
π¦ L/NP: 33% (+2)
π₯ ALP: 24% (-4)
π§ ONP: 20% (+1)
π© GRN: 14% (+1)
β¬οΈ OTH: 9% (-)
Two-party-preferred
π¦ L/NP: 55% (+3)
π₯ ALP: 45% (-3)
Newspoll | 15-22 Oct | n=1017 | +/- 23-26 Jul
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SIR JOHN MONASH: A PROUD JEW. A GREAT AUSTRALIAN
How many Australians know that Sir John Monash was one of the greatest military commanders of World War I ?
A brilliant strategist, Monash commanded the Australian Corps on the Western Front, pioneering tactics that combined infantry, artillery, tanks & aircraft
At the Battle of Hamel in 1918, his meticulously planned offensive achieved its objectives in just 93 minutes
His guiding principle was to achieve military victory while minimising the loss of Australian lives
But how many Australians also know that Monash was:
1/ The founding honorary president of the Zionist Federation of Australia
2/ A principal organiser of ANZAC Day commemorations
3/ A passionate advocate for building Melbourneβs Shrine of Remembrance
In 1931, an estimated 300,000 Australians honoured him at his State Funeral
He was a decorated soldier, visionary leader, proud Jew & committed Zionist whose service helped shape modern Australia
Sir John Monash demonstrated that Jewish identity, Zionism & Australian patriotism are not competing loyalties
His legacy is a reminder that Jewish Australians have helped build, defend & shape this great nation
Proud Jews. Loyal Australians.
#SirJohnMonash #AustralianHistory #ANZAC #JewishAustralians #Zionism
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20 October 1973. Elizabeth II officially opened the Sydney Opera House. The building with its iconic roof-top shells was designed by the Danish architect, JΓΈrn Utzon. It took 14 years, 7 months and 18 days to build and cost Β£62M (Β£473M today).
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In Australia on an academic exchange program, was instructed to keep the snakes away from the house by opening the back door at 6am and clapping loudly six times while yelling. I complied diligently. A week later, a neighbour informed me I'd been pranked.
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A Sunday for all Australians to think, reflect, and pray for, those who served in the Afghanistan theatre, especially those killed or wounded, or otherwise damaged, and the families bearing such enormous burdens of loss.
Lest We Forget.
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Three years ago today, Hamas terrorists invaded and attacked Israel. The terrorists from Gaza came not only equipped with guns and grenades, they also wore body cams and carried mobile phones to film their barbarous acts. They felt no guilt. They acted with glee. They weaponised rape. They tortured and mutilated children, women and men. They took some 250 people hostage. They brutally murdered some 1,200 innocent people.
October 7 was the greatest loss of Jewish life on a single day since the Holocaust. And it should not be forgotten that Hamas vowed to repeat their savagery many times over until Israel is annihilated.
On the third anniversary of Israelβs β9/11β, we remember those who were murdered, those who survived and are still living with the horrors of that day, those who endured the most unimaginable captivity, and those families who are still grieving the loss of loved ones.
In October 2025, soon after the final hostages were released, I visited Israel. I went to the site of the Nova music festival where young people were massacred. I visited kibbutzim where families and communities were butchered. I watched the shocking footage of Hamasβ sadistic crimes. And I spoke with survivors and heroes.
That profound experience reinforced to me another thing we must do on every anniversary of October 7. We must remember the facts and fight for the truth. Because even today, there are those who downplay, deny and even defend Hamasβ atrocities. There are those who seek to portray the victim, Israel, as the villain, and portray the villain, Hamas, as the victim. There are those who deceitfully accuse Israel of genocide, yet turn a blind eye to groups and regimes with real genocidal intent.
Such perversions of the truth and lack of moral clarity help to fuel antisemitism and make it permissible. The fight against antisemitism is therefore a fight for the truth β a fight that continues on our soil too. And that fight for the truth is also about acknowledging and combatting all sources of antisemitism, especially Islamist extremism.
On behalf of the Coalition, my prayers and abiding friendship are with the brave people of Israel, and with our Jewish community who are dear and valued Australians. Whether itβs in Israel, in Australia, or most recently, thousands of feet up in the air in a passenger jet, the Jewish people continue to be characterised by strength, stoicism and valour. We know you will prevail because you love life more than your enemies love death.
And we are with you, always.
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Troubleshooter: I feel empty as my daughter quit her dream job of becoming a teacher after just one year, and then said she will become a tax accountant.
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β Open borders or a welfare state? Milton Friedman said you can't have both: "I'm all in favour of immigration provided it remains illegal." Listen to more on this week's IEA Podcast π
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This remains one of greatest posts of all time and they didn't even realise
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National anthems featuring the word βgirtβ
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A woman asked her parents to show her how people danced in the 80s, and this is the result:
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Breaking News: The 10-year Treasury yield, one of the worldβs most important interest rates, breached 5% for the first time in years, capping a long stretch of turmoil in the bond market that has pushed up borrowing costs for companies and consumers. nyti.ms/3UPIvaY
