TruthFighter
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#BREAKING Rameshwar Prasad Singh, 33, a recently arrived Nepalese national on a student visa, has been sentenced to just 1 year and 9 months for raping a woman he lured with a fake job interview. Singh, held the teenager down and raped her inside a Sydney office building after she responded to an online job ad in Sydney’s inner west. Singh posted a job ad on Nepalese classified app Kaam Kotha, writing: “Jobs for females only” in Ashfield. The victim responded to the ad, and Singh asked if she was available to work at 8pm that evening. Singh met the victim at Ashfield Mall before he walked her to an office building. Upon arrival, the victim noticed that all the lights were off and the building empty with Singh telling her that “sometimes the lights didn’t work” “The victim began to feel things were not right,” the court documents state. She got into the elevator in an attempt to leave however, Singh followed her, blocking her from pressing a button. The victim told police she thought she was “going to die” He will be eligible for release in just 15 days on May 20, 2026. Diversity is our strength

The Australian Human Rights Commission are provided around $20 million per year from Australian tax payers. But they are complicit in the abuse of children. Last week, its head Hugh de Kretser advocated for children taking puberty blockers. His statement at the National Press Club followed calls from ‘Parents of Adolescents with Gender Distress’ for an urgent review of information published by the Australian Human Rights Commission which indicates that puberty blockers are safe and that they improve mental health. This should shock us. Vulnerable children with mental health issues encouraged to take puberty blocking drugs, which we know from international studies, are dangerous. Also, that children ‘changing’ their gender is impossible, and an assault on their dignity as human beings. When politicians finally wake up and realise the irreversible harm that’s been done to Australian children, bodies like the AHRC must be held to account. As well as the politicians that failed to act and the health departments that ignored the evidence. This is a medical scandal to the highest degree. #ACL #truthmadepublic #Auspol




Buckets of gold, silver and cash have been seized in a series of raids on an alleged NDIS fraud syndicate in Queensland, with a total of $5 million in assets frozen. noticer.news/ndis-fraud-syn…




Australia, why are you getting poorer, whilst the big end of town and elites get richer? Your demise is a planned action of Labor policy. Managed decline. Full swing. YOU NEED TO READ THIS: The “third mandate” of the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) — often phrased as contributing to "the economic prosperity and welfare of the people of Australia" (or similar wording like "economic prosperity of the people") — was part of the original “triple mandate” set out in the Reserve Bank Act 1959. This included: - Stability of the currency (price stability / low inflation). - Maintenance of full employment. - Economic prosperity and welfare of the Australian people. WHAT HAPPENED? Under the Labor government led by Anthony Albanese, legislative changes were made following the independent Review of the Reserve Bank of Australia (completed in 2023). Key reforms, implemented via amendments to the Reserve Bank Act that took effect on 1 March 2025: THE THIRD MANDATE - REMOVED - The "economic prosperity and welfare of the people of Australia, now and into the future" was repositioned as an aspirational overarching purpose for all of the RBA's activities (not just monetary policy). THE FIRST AND SECOND MANDATE - For monetary policy specifically the objectives were clarified and limited to a “dual mandate” - price stability (inflation 2–3% target, flexible) and full employment. The claim for the change? “aimed to provide clearer guidance for monetary policy decisions while retaining the broader prosperity goal as a guiding principle across the Bank's functions.” The 2025 changes were the most significant update to the RBA's statutory framework since the 1990s. Since then, the prosperity of Australians is now NO LONGER a mandate of the Reserve Bank of Australia decision making - BREAKING AUSTRALIANS.


















