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Great analysis from Sam Bamford in this clip highlighting how Labor does use immigration to harvest votes and that the ABC openly acknowledges this. Mass migration doesn't just put pressure on Infrastructure and essential services. Albanese and the Labor party are clearly selling Australia for votes. Another shameful example...

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10,057 views • 2 months ago

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232,040 views • 1 year ago

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11,845 views • 2 years ago

Children aren’t born antisemitic. They aren’t born racist. They aren’t born with hate in their hearts. It’s something that’s taught. That’s learnt. There’s lots of things we need to do to stamp out antisemitism but what we do in education is a big part of it. Today we announced a number of reforms to teacher training, teacher resources and the national curriculum. We are also strengthening the powers and the penalties of the tertiary education regulator that oversees universities. To drive these reforms and recommend further actions to prevent and respond to antisemitism today we announced the establishment of the Antisemitism Education Taskforce. It will be chaired by David Gonski, a towering figure in Australia who knows the education system back to front.
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90,418 views • 8 months ago

🧘‍♂️ IDY 2025 | A Landmark Celebration Led by the Department of Higher Education! The Department of Higher Education, Ministry of Education, successfully spearheaded the celebrations of the 11th International Day of Yoga across four iconic locations, blending India’s spiritual heritage with the modern spirit of education and wellness. From majestic temples to premier academic campuses, each site reflected the Department’s coordinated efforts, cultural sensitivity, and strong outreach. The events witnessed widespread participation from students, faculty, officials, and local communities — turning the vision of "Yoga for One Earth, One Health" into a vibrant reality. The success of IDY 2025 stands as a testament to the global movement envisioned by Hon’ble Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi, promoting peace, balance, and well-being across the world. The initiative was carried forward with great dedication under the leadership of Hon’ble Union Minister for Education Shri Dharmendra Pradhan. The efforts were effectively coordinated under the able guidance of Dr. Vineet Joshi, Secretary, Department of Higher Education. Congratulations to all participating institutions and individuals for making IDY 2025 a glowing success and a proud moment for the higher education community! 🌿🌍 #IDY2025 #DoHE #MoEForYoga #YogaForOneEarthOneHealth #ViksitBharat #YogaMahotsav #HigherEducationForWellbeing PMO India Vineet Joshi Sanjay Kumar Ministry of Ayush UGC INDIA AICTE CUSB IIM Bodh Gaya CIIL Mysore University of Delhi CBSE HQ Kendriya Vidyalaya Sangathan PIB India All India Radio News DD News
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Ministry of Education

187,163 views • 1 year ago

Today, the Senate HELP Committee voted to advance bipartisan legislation I introduced with Senators Tim Kaine and Lisa Murkowski to prevent the Department of Education from transferring critical offices responsible for special education and rehabilitative services, postsecondary education, elementary and secondary education, and Indian education to other federal agencies that lack the staff and expertise needed to execute their missions. One of the offices protected by our bill manages programs established under the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act, known as IDEA, that help meet the educational needs of more than 8 million children with disabilities. Moving this work to the Department of Health and Human Services fundamentally misunderstands the purpose of the Special Education program. It is focused primarily on students’ educational needs, not their health care needs. Every American, regardless of background or disability, deserves access to a quality public education. These important landmark programs must remain at the Department of Education, where Congress specifically placed them and where they belong.
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Today, the Senate HELP Committee voted to advance bipartisan legislation I introduced with Senators Tim Kaine and Lisa Murkowski to prevent the Department of Education from transferring critical offices responsible for special education and rehabilitative services, postsecondary education, elementary and secondary education, and Indian education to other federal agencies that lack the staff and expertise needed to execute their missions. One of the offices protected by our bill manages programs established under the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act, known as IDEA, that help meet the educational needs of more than 8 million children with disabilities. Moving this work to the Department of Health and Human Services fundamentally misunderstands the purpose of the Special Education program. It is focused primarily on students’ educational needs, not their health care needs. Every American, regardless of background or disability, deserves access to a quality public education. These important landmark programs must remain at the Department of Education, where Congress specifically placed them and where they belong.

Sen. Susan Collins

26,194 views • 1 month ago

When it comes to dealing with immigration, People First realises that it’s not enough to reduce the immigration rate, we need to keep it down. The fact is immigration has been used to mask the structural imbalances in our economy, particularly around education, housing and foreign investment. These imbalances need to be fixed if immigration is to remain low. We need to draw inspiration from our own national anthem and the words “Wealth for Toil.” We cannot keep importing workers whilst subsidising unproductive roles in bureaucracy, academia, renewables and gambling. In the 1980’s 20% of school leavers went to University. That figure is over 50% today. In absolute terms that means that almost 100,000 young Australians per annum are delaying entering the workforce per year. Not only that, most of those University graduates enter the professions instead of the trades there is a massive loss of domestic skilled labor. This has resulted in employers calling for high immigration instead of better more vocational focused education. People First intends to address this imbalance by funding more apprenticeships particularly through the Military. We will also increase funding for health education to reduce the number of foreign Doctors and Nurses employed in Australia. If you want to support a party that has the solutions and vision to fix the structural imbalances that has plagued Australia for too long then please sign up today at
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When it comes to dealing with immigration, People First realises that it’s not enough to reduce the immigration rate, we need to keep it down. The fact is immigration has been used to mask the structural imbalances in our economy, particularly around education, housing and foreign investment. These imbalances need to be fixed if immigration is to remain low. We need to draw inspiration from our own national anthem and the words “Wealth for Toil.” We cannot keep importing workers whilst subsidising unproductive roles in bureaucracy, academia, renewables and gambling. In the 1980’s 20% of school leavers went to University. That figure is over 50% today. In absolute terms that means that almost 100,000 young Australians per annum are delaying entering the workforce per year. Not only that, most of those University graduates enter the professions instead of the trades there is a massive loss of domestic skilled labor. This has resulted in employers calling for high immigration instead of better more vocational focused education. People First intends to address this imbalance by funding more apprenticeships particularly through the Military. We will also increase funding for health education to reduce the number of foreign Doctors and Nurses employed in Australia. If you want to support a party that has the solutions and vision to fix the structural imbalances that has plagued Australia for too long then please sign up today at

Gerard Rennick

19,377 views • 6 days ago

This is a genuinely STUNNING speech from the Western Australian Parliament. Indian born elected representative Parwinder Kaur appears to claim that Indian people are Indigenous to Australia: “Our genes are integrated into the very first peoples of this nation.” A trained geneticist, she points to supposed ancient migration flows from India some 4000 years ago: “Some Aboriginal Australians carry 11% ancient Indian DNA.” By implication she appears to be saying that Indian Australians are more Australian than European Australians, and therefore have more of a right to live in Australia and determine the migration policy settings of Australia. I don’t think she realises how much damage she is doing to the social fabric of this country by making claims like this. This is just a genuinely catastrophic speech for inter communal harmony. She only moved to Australia in 2007 as an international student but she is basically claiming to be more Australian than people with ten generations of history dating back to the First Fleet.
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This is a genuinely STUNNING speech from the Western Australian Parliament. Indian born elected representative Parwinder Kaur appears to claim that Indian people are Indigenous to Australia: “Our genes are integrated into the very first peoples of this nation.” A trained geneticist, she points to supposed ancient migration flows from India some 4000 years ago: “Some Aboriginal Australians carry 11% ancient Indian DNA.” By implication she appears to be saying that Indian Australians are more Australian than European Australians, and therefore have more of a right to live in Australia and determine the migration policy settings of Australia. I don’t think she realises how much damage she is doing to the social fabric of this country by making claims like this. This is just a genuinely catastrophic speech for inter communal harmony. She only moved to Australia in 2007 as an international student but she is basically claiming to be more Australian than people with ten generations of history dating back to the First Fleet.

Drew Pavlou 🇦🇺🇺🇸🇺🇦🇹🇼

102,449 views • 11 months ago