Geneva congress defends natural familyThe World Congress of Families II was held in Geneva in mid-November. It was attended by representatives of family organisations from more than 60 countries. Peter Westmore, who was part of the planning committee, reports on the detailed resolutions that were passed by the Congress. He also discusses the results of…
Turton & ArmstrongAvailable from News Weekly Books for $49.95 Constanze was Mozart’s beloved wife. He defied his father to marry her. Their life together was a true marriage. She helped copy his music, read him libretti late at night so he could compose his operas, travelled Europe with him. They had two sons. He said…
A virtue rediscovered Wendy Shalit’s A Return to Modesty: Discovering the Lost Virtue analyses some of the worst consequences of the sexual revolution. Shalit is bold in her approach and in her final goal. She wants a new sexual revolution – one that will reinstate the recognition of gender differences and the great value of…
Boat people, population policy and the ALP The recent panic about armadas of illegal immigrants descending on Australia over the coming months has disguised what is likely to be one of the ‘sleeper’ issues in the lead-up to the next federal election. For the first time in many years the major political parties now have…