An elderly man has been accused of assaulting two full-time carers in Sydney’s eastern suburbs. Between April and December 2017, the 96-year-old allegedly indecently assaulted two women on four separate occasions at a home on Village High Road at Vaucluse. The 21 and 32-year-olds were employed as the man’s full-time carers. Following extensive inquiries, the […]

Leading columnist for The Australian, Janet Albrechtsen, has called out the gender politics crippling boardrooms around the country. It comes in support of Chris Corrigan, who Ms Albrechtsen describes as Australia’s only corporate superhero. Mr Corrigan has a history of cutting through the crap, responsible for smashing the union movement that crippled our ports in […]

Bill Shorten’s claims that a Labor Government will give hope to Australia’s apprentices is being called out as virtue signalling. The opposition leader announced a plan to scrap upfront fees for 100,000 TAFE students in his budget reply speech. At a cost of $708 million, many employers were cheering the investment. But James Mathias from the […]

It’s National Volunteer Week, and we’re being urged to take a moment to thank those who give up their time to help others. Six million people undertake unpaid work, contributing $290 billion in social and economic goodwill every year. The SES is asking Aussies to take part in Wear Orange Wednesday this week to thank volunteers […]

Rev. Bill discovers what drives Damien Leith, one of the most popular Australian Idol winners.