Worst COVID-19 scenario, Indonesia battles 54,000 cases per day
For the first time, Indonesia recorded over 54,000 new coronavirus cases a day, exceeding previous daily infections in India, whose devastating outbreak is winding down. Indonesia is establishing itself as Asia's new virus madness center. Officials are concerned that the more highly transmissible Delta variant is spreading from the Indonesian islands ...
Australia: breastfeeding counselors pressured to counsel transgender people
Members of the Australian Breastfeeding Association (ABA), one of Australia's leading support groups for expectant mothers, allege they are being forced to help transgender and gay men with breastfeeding issues, despite not being trained to do so and leaving aside their traditional duties of assisting breastfeeding mothers. According to the whistleblowers, ...
Vaccine war: Australia’s prime minister pushes AstraZeneca, but Queensland Premier advocates for Pfizer
In Australia, the authorities are further confusing the population about the controversial vaccines against the CCP (Chinese Communist Party) Virus, confronting each other in defense of different brands. After Prime Minister Scott Morrison announced that citizens under the age of 40 could apply for the AstraZeneca vaccine, he was contradicted by ...
Thousands of Australians will be required to get COVID vaccinations
As Australia attempts to "war game" its failed vaccine program, under-40s will finally be permitted to have the AstraZeneca vaccine if they want it. At the same time, aged care workers will be required to get at least one vaccine dosage by mid-September.The decision comes as coronavirus outbreaks in Australia ...
COVID outbreak hits 4 states in Australia, fears the Delta variant is spreading
In the newest Covid-19 outbreak, Sunday was a difficult day for Australia, as millions of Australians battle the spread of the highly infectious Delta variant, according to a report from the ABC. New South Wales Thirty new cases were reported while a substantial portion of the state was placed under lockdown. New ...
‘Deep-fried towel’ found in Philippines woman’s fried chicken order
A Philippines woman was disturbed to find a deep-fried towel in her fried chicken delivery from fast food chain Jollibee. Alique Perez published a Facebook video of the sickening discovery which has been shared over 80,000 times. According to reports, the woman bought the fast food from a Jollibee restaurant in ...
Cyber-attack paralyzes world’s largest meat processing company
The Australian and North American units of the world's largest meat processing plants were affected over the weekend by a cyber-attack directed against their information systems. On Monday, May 31, operations had to be canceled, generating huge chaos in the meat industry production chain. The Brazilian firm JBS SA announced the ...
2-month-old granddaughter of Crocodile Hunter Steve Irwin meets a koala for first time
Grace Warrior's father happily shared a special life milestone on social media. when his 2-months-old daughter met a koala for the first time Grace, daughter of Bindi Irwin and Chandler Powell, is the granddaughter of renowned conservationist icon Steve Irwin, the star of Crocodile Hunter, who left this world 15 years ...
Middle aged workers at best productivity if they work 3 days worth of hours a week
How can you keep your brain's ability to function as you get older? It’s probably a bit less work, a study shows. Scientists suggest an average of 3 days’ worth of working hours would preserve brain capacity for those 40 and over. The conclusion was published in a Melbourne Institute of Applied Economic ...
Suburb looks like scene from a Hitchcock movie as Corellas take over
A New South Wales citizen posted a video of a frightening encounter, which has been watched hundreds of thousands of times. Residents could be excused for thinking they are taking part in a Hitchcock thriller as soon as they step outdoors. Corellas, a type of cockatoo, are native to the NSW ...
As other nations continue to be plagued by COVID, New Zealand band plays to 50,000 fans
New Zealand rocks, meanwhile the rest of the planet can only dream of such events, as it is still gripped by the CCP Virus (coronavirus) pandemic. More than 50,000 people attended a mega rock concert in the island country, which is now free of social-distancing requirements after effectively eradicating the CCP ...
Brexit leader promotes boycott against Chinese products to stop communism
In a video posted online Thursday, Nigel Farage, Britain's Brexit leader, has urged citizens to boycott products made in China to "stop the rise of this horrible communist regime." Farage made the statements Thursday after New Zealand's foreign minister rejected calls from leaders of the Five Eyes grouping (Australia, the United ...
Australia cancels China’s Belt and Road agreement as ‘adverse to our foreign relations’
Australia's Foreign Minister Marise Payne announced the cancellation of the Belt and Road agreements entered into with the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) the day after leader Xi Jinping boasted of the greatness of the initiative covering dozens of countries. "I consider these four agreements to be inconsistent with Australia's foreign policy ...
Advancing the LGTB agenda: Request to stop saying ‘mom’ and ‘dad’ in Australian schools
As part of a campaign supporting LGBT children in Melbourne, Australia, an illogical and unprecedented request has been made. District schools received a request urging them to abandon the use of words such as "mom" and "dad" in favor of supposedly "more inclusive and gendered" language, in a direct attack ...
Chinese Communist Party imposes more trade abuses, further straining its relationship with Australia
After Australia criticized the Chinese Communist Party's (CCP) handling of the CCP Virus more than a year ago, the CCP's economic coercion began and seemed to have no end in sight. Its latest move was to impose a series of tariffs on Australian wine imports. In response, Australia's Trade Minister ...
Australia: Chinese Communist Party press conference propaganda downplays abuses against Uighurs
The Chinese Communist Party's (CCP) embassy in Australia held a two-hour press conference on Wednesday. In a typical communist propaganda event, its sole purpose was concocting an "optimistic" and "cheerful" picture of the situation in Xinjiang and at the same time, issuing a warning to Australia which is joining the ...
