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Julia Gillard (pictured right) is leading an example to her male peers about how to act with 'dignity' and 'grace,' even though Ms Gillard said ten years after the famous'misogyny speech' in Australian life, more work remains to be done to combat sexism in Australian life. Ms Gillard, Australia's only female prime minister, has written a book about her controversial 2013 address (inset) where she slapped down then opposition leader Tony Abbott, saying, "will not be taught about sexism and misogyny by this man."

Leftists have turned classrooms into something out of the Middle Ages, where dogma is doled out rather than learning, and 'heretics' are hunted down. Former Liberal Prime Minister Tony Abbott says leftists have turned schools into something like that of the Middle Ages, where hunted out rather than discovering. The radicalization of education by the left was so 'pervasive' and 'destructive,' that the harm caused would take generations to fix, according to the firebrand conservative. Conservatives were not without blame in the rise of left-wing ideology, according to Mr Abbott (inset), who was guilty of being too polite to call out the 'palpable nonsense' of activists.

Under the scheme, stranded Islamic State brides and their children will be able to return to Australia, effectively ending a years-long ban by the Australian government. The women escaped Australia to join their husbands in the Islamist terrorist movement before it collapsed in March 2019. However, members of Fairfield's largest Assyrian group, many of whom fled Syria and Iraq to escape ISIS, have slammed the government's change in direction. 'ISIS assaulted our women and burned down our churches and homes,' Fairfield Deputy Mayor Reni Barkho (right), an Assyrian who immigrated to Australia in 1994 and has many family members who survived ISIS.'

Those attending the right-wing CPAC conference in Sydney over the weekend learned that they should start telling 'truths', including that there are'only two genders' and that children do best if they are in a family with a'married mother and father.' Speakers including Senator Matt Canavan, former Prime Minister Tony Abbott, and visiting UK Brexit party leader Nigel Farage hammered home for'self-evident' conservative values.

The weekend's CPAC function in Sydney was Australia's anti-wake as people took selfies with 'Donald Trump' and learned how former Prime Minister Tony Abbott was booted out of class for questioning climate change.' The event brought out left-wing demonstrators who chanted "f*ck off fascists" and attempted to break into the center at one point. It was a chance to see both ends of the political spectrum in action, though one was certainly more courteous.

Peta Credlin (right) has taken aim at a 'feel-good' campaign for an Indigenous Voice in parliament (left), which she claims is trying to'morally shame' Australians into a "race-based body" that is deliberately vague. According to her, the proposed Voice, a body that will advise federal parliament on legislation affecting Indigenous people, is more about wisdom than acknowledgement, and if this were made clear Australians would vote against it. Ms Credlin argues that with 11 MPs who identify as Indigenous, Aboriginal people's interests are already well represented in federal parliament.

Christopher Pyne (right), the mother of former defense minister Christopher Pyne (right), died at the age of 92. Margaret Elsie Pyne (pictured above) died in a senior care facility in Adelaide on September 12. The widow died peacefully at Myrtle Bank's Lourdes Valley facility, according to a death notice in The Advertiser newspaper. She died just three days after the Queen and had been a widow since 1988, following her husband Remington's death at the age of 59, an Adelaide doctor.

Both of them have been through recent dating difficulties. And now Julie Bishop has joined forces with fellow socialite Ellie Aitken. The pair were photographed together at a glamorous function held on behalf of the Sydney Dance Company over the weekend.

Her red-carpet style has earned her the nickname 'The Minister of Fashion.' On Friday, Julie Bishop oozed class and majesty as she attended a cocktail party at Nobu restaurant in Barangaroo. For the first time, the exclusive soirée was hosted by award-winning Japanese chef and restaurateur Nobu Matsuhisa, who was visiting his Sydney venue, which opened its doors on level two of Crown Towers in 2020.

ANDREW ROBERTS: During King Charles III's reign, several predict that Australia and other parts of the world will disperse. In fact, I see nothing inevitable about the demise of the Crown Commonwealth, a bulwark of freedom in an increasingly turbulent world. If the Crown Commonwealth countries of the West Indies want to become independent, they would be well advised to seek a system of government that functions better than their limited, constitutional monarchy. It won't be straightforward. According to a UN survey, more than half of the world's top 20 most free countries are monarchies. All republics are represented in the bottom ten.

The Queen's long association with Australia began in 1954 (Sydney, left) when she was 27 years old (Sydney, right). She was the only reigning British monarch to have ever visited Australia and visited 16 tours. During her reign, six Australian prime ministers were born, including Australia's first female prime minister Julia Gillard, who declined to inset in 2011. The Queen's 1992 Ruby Jubilee visit coincided with Paul Keating's first two months as Prime Minister, causing outrage when he touched her on the back (bottom, right). Sir Robert Menzies quoting a line from 17th century poet Thomas Ford in 1963 (top right) quoting a line from that period. 'I did not know her passing by, but I still love her until I die,' Sir Robert said to a blushing monarch.

Tony Abbott, a former Prime Minister and monarchist, has praised the Queen as a "exemplifier of sacrifice, honour, and faithfulness," although a leading Australian royalist has stated that Charles is poised to rule. As prime minister, Mr Abbott (left with Queen Elizabeth II) said the Queen 'lent a touch of dignity to our vibrant public life.' "It's so typical of this remarkable woman that she was delving her duties until her last day on this planet.' "I'm sure God has saved this Queen and the King has long lived."

Since Scott Morrison (right), with wife Jenny), announced that representing his electorate of Cook is a full-time job, Anthony Albanese (left) has confirmed that being an MP is a full time job. Mr Morrison, who has founded Triginta, missed the first week of Parliament in July to address a conservative leaders' summit in Tokyo. Despite still raking in his $211,250 per week from taxpayers as a backbench MP, he has also stated that he now has more time to play golf now that he is no longer PM.

With Sky News' Paul Murray, the former prime minister gave his first television interview since losing the Federal election on May 21. With his wife Jenny and their children Abby and Lilly, he talked about living in Sutherland Shire, in south Sydney, enjoying a more relaxed lifestyle. I've started playing golf again, but I haven't picked up a club in about 15 years,' Mr Morrison said. Mr Morrison admitted that he'deeply regrets' the cost of his time in the top job had on his family during the interview at Cronulla.

Julia Bishop, a former foreign minister, was shot and killed by David Panton at dinner on July 1, just a week after the couple enjoyed a meal with Prince Charles in London. In a newspaper four days later, he revealed his resignation, with Bishop Leo Varadkar expressing surprise at the way Panton pulled the pin so suddenly. Now, Panton appears to have had the last laugh after turning up at Virgin's Beyond lounge with a valid access card and a postponed date, only to discover that his name had been 'disassociated' from that of the primary Beyond member, ex Bishop. Bishop Fabio told her readers he had a similar reaction at the exclusive Qantas Chairman's Lounge when learning of her ex's embarrassing moment.

After being sued by Rupert Murdoch's billionaire son Lachlan (pictured right with his wife Sarah), Kevin Rudd and Malcolm Turnbull (pictured right), two former Australian prime ministers, have each contributed $5,000 to news website Crikey's legal defense. 'Lachlan Murdoch owns boats that are worth more than Crikey,' Mr Turnbull said in a note added to his donation figure.'

Former Prime Minister Tony Abbott has accused Daniel Andrews of leading the "worst government in modern Australian history." With the new Newspoll, published in the Australian, the Victorian Prime Minister is on track to become the state's longest-serving premier, indicating that the party is on a collision course leading to its third election win. Despite the huge divide, Mr Abbott is insistent that Liberals still have a chance of forming government.

Anthony Albanese has opened an official inquiry into Scott Morrison's unethical employment scandal. Virginia Bell, a former High Court judge, will prosecute attorney Mark Dreyfus by November 25. Mr Albanese said that the probe will not have the authority of a royal commission to compel witnesses to cooperate, but that Mr Morrison will do so.

Anthony Albanese (left) has been compelled to deny that his royal commission into the Robodebt affair would be a'highly costly' political witch hunt. On Thursday, the prime minister unveiled the details of the inquiry into the scheme, which was led by Scott Morrison (right, with wife Jenny), and incorrectly delivered automated debt notifications to more than 400,000 Australians between 2016 and 2020. However, the affair has already passed through the Federal Court, which has prompted Mr Albanese to believe that the saga is now being investigated for political benefit.

On Tuesday, the prime minister, who is leading the polls, declared that he would request an inquiry into why and how his predecessor Scott Morrison (right with wife Jenny) secretly swore himself into five ministerial portfolios. Even though the type of probe has yet to be determined, comparisons are already being drawn to when Tony Abbott called two Royal Commissions relating to the former Labor government. Mr Albanese (left with girlfriend Jodie Haydon) has been trying to get out in the face of any allegations that his probe is politically motivated. However, Coalition MPs maintain that the prime minister is interested in the issue for his own political gain.

After reportedly kicked a dog outside of a pub, a senior reporter for the Australian Financial Review was charged with animal cruelty. Aaron Patrick, 51, believes he was in danger after a 'run in' with two men on Oxford Street in Darlinghurst, Sydney, on November 27 last year. When he appears in Downing Centre Local Court on September 5, he wants to contest the single charge of animal cruelty.

Piers Morgan: Uncensored was supposed to be a smash hit for News Corp on Sky in Australia, Fox in the United States, and Britain's TVTalk. Although the show opened on a high note in Australia due to a massive launch, ad investment, and a high-profile Donald Trump interview, it now has 18,000 viewers per night.

According to a leading consumer psychologist, private companies would be reluctant to recruit Scott Morrison in the aftermath of the'minister for everything' controversy. According to Adam Ferrier, the maker of digital communications company Thinkerbell, the former Prime Minister of the United Kingdom would have a difficult time seeking a full-time position in the corporate market if he leaves politics with his history in ruins. Mr Morrison is already very popular with the public, but his image took another hit this week as it emerged that he secretly gave himself the authority to serve as health minister, finance minister, home affairs minister, and treasurer in 2020 and 2021.

Scott Morrison has defended his decision to take on five undercover positions in the Covid-pandemic without ever informing the public. Since it was revealed that he gave himself the authority to serve as health minister, finance minister, home affairs minister, and treasurer in 2020 and 2021, the former Prime Minister sparked widespread outrage. Mr Morrison deceived the Australian people in a press conference in Sydney on Wednesday.