The recent cost of living event co-organised by ASF and Australian Dialogues at the Sydney Masonic Centre was sold out and a great success, with long-form, engaging discussion enjoyed by a diverse audience on a topic of keen interest to Australian communities. See below for some fantastic photos. Thank you to all who contributed to the success of this event!
Join the ASF community in Sydney on the evening of 10 September for a special screening of the documentary film Covid Collateral at Hoyts Cinema 7 in the Moore Park Entertainment Quarter. The screening will be followed by a Q&A panel with some of Australia’s most esteemed professional voices who were censored, cancelled, de-registered, and otherwise socially punished for sharing their professionally informed views during the covid era. This is a perfect opportunity to bring along family or friends who may be questioning the mainstream narrative around covid, or may not be aware just how extreme the scientific and media censorship was. Make a night of it and do your part to bring your community closer. Get tickets from the Australians for Science and Freedom website.
ASF’s third annual Progress through Science and Freedom conference is slated for 21-23 November. Look out for registration details next month. For those in our community who engage in scholarly research, for the first time this year we are soliciting abstracts to form a conventional scientific session – where controversial research is encouraged and you can get feedback on your work from a critical but sympathetic audience. Submissions are due 1 September. More details and submission instructions are available on the abstract submission invitation on our events page.
Despite the health and freedom community’s efforts to push our federal government to reject the WHO’s amended International Health Regulations, they are now slated to become a reality for Australians. Our federal government officials (unlike those in the US and some other countries) not only failed to reject the regulations by the deadline of 19 July, but they have fully committed to also sign up Australia to the WHO’s international pandemic agreement. This detailed AMPS report makes for interesting reading, as it follows the money and names the many organisations that dictate the global “health” policies that have been foisted on the Australian people.
On a more positive note, several Queensland business owners and teachers have won an appeal in the Supreme Court and can continue to challenge the state’s covid vaccine directives. This compilation of covid vaccine side effects may help those who want to mount an argument against the safety of these products.
On 30 July, AMPS is co-hosting a public forum on another important topic: Protecting Children in Gender Medicine – Ending the Silence, Restoring Medical Ethics.
Earlier this month, in a win for free speech, the Administrative Appeals Tribunal rescinded a takedown order issued by the Australian eSafety Commissioner ordering social media platform X to remove a post by Canadian activist Chris Elston which had criticised the proposed appointment of the Australian trans activist Teddy Cook to a WHO panel.
In international news, the governing cabal of the Netherlands has shown itself to have gone full fascist, while New Zealand’s Covid-19 Lessons Learned Royal Commission has held a first series of public hearings, with further hearings to be held next month.
In the US, a coalition of doctors and “public health” organisations is suing the federal government over Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy’s decision to no longer recommend the covid vaccine for healthy children and pregnant women, while a new petition has been launched to demand better diagnostic tools for detecting covid or covid vaccine injuries.
In film this month, the documentary Inside the Vaccine Trial – Were All Risks Disclosed? exposes the woeful inadequacies of the covid vaccine trials, and the documentary Managed Out illustrates how the Agenda 2030 concept of ‘managed retreat’ is becoming a reality in New Zealand.
To finish, please enjoy the photo collage below, from our recent cost of living event held in Sydney. Until next month!
Jörg Probst
