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Gyms may be closed thanks to lockdowns, but that hasn’t stopped the Australian government from lecturing its citizens about our...

After rudely booting Brandi Love from a Turning Point US event, the purity squad has decided to try cancelling porn altogether. According...

Australians haven’t been let out of their kennel for so long most of us don’t realise the rest of the world is moving on from Covid-19....

A Senate Democrat recently began pushing the Environmental Protection Agency to ban the sale of new, gas-powered vehicles by 2035 as a...

Facebook warned us in September that they would block news. Today they have followed through on their word and you can no longer read or...

I am a 24-year-old, and I love flavored vapes—grape, chocolate caramel ice cream, and watermelon, to be precise.

In a state with 8 million people in a city of 5 million, 49 locals this week contracted a virus with a survival rate of 99.3 per cent. On Mo

In 1935, Australian settlers introduced cane toads to Queensland to control the cane beetles in sugarcane fields.

It’s safe to say that a lot of people think America bungled its response to coronavirus.

Between 2018 and 2019, illicit tobacco sales jumped from 14.1 per cent to 20.7 per cent of all tobacco sales. The potential profits for sel

According to Service NSW, Victorian farmers will only be able to get their lambs to market when sheep fly. Shirley Sprenger Cheshire, a sh

Australia has tried gums, patches, sprays, high excise taxes, and plain packaging. But for the last decade, Australia has collectively faile

My partner started smoking cigarettes in high school. A little over a year ago, he quit, thanks to nicotine vaping.

Yesterday, we poor taxpayers paid the ABC to reprimand us for stockpiling alcohol in case of a lockdown. This prompted me to plop down at my

The Senate Economics Committee is holding a hearing on January 30 in Sydney to discuss restricting people from using Australia’s own currenc

In bars across Sydney, people are raising glasses to the repeal of lockout laws.

When someone dies, the government often tries to play hero and prevent further deaths from occurring.

Recent studies are sending the premise of plain packaging up in smoke.

A recent study found that instead of sobering louts up, lockout laws in Queensland have instead lead to people getting drunker.

The cost of this over-regulation and excessive empowerment of the police is high.