Category: Jacinta Price

Jacinta Price to Run for Australian Senate to Push Back on Left Wing ‘Ideology’

June 1, 2021
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Jacinta Nampijinpa Price, the deputy mayor of Alice Springs, in central Australia, has announced that she will run for one of the Northern Territory’s two Senate seats in federal Parliament. Price will run for the Country Liberal Party (CLP) against Nationals senator Sam McMahon in a bid for the seat, which will pit her against…

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New Curriculum Garners Further Criticism From Faith Based and Indigenous Communities

May 6, 2021
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The Australian national curriculum draft continues to attract criticism for its changes to history and civics, which has removed references to Australia’s democratic and Christian heritage and increased the amount of content relating to the perspectives of Aboriginal Australians. Jacinta Collins, the executive director of the National Catholic Education, said the Catholic sector supported the review’s…

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Cancel Culture Attacks Targeting Jacinta Price ‘Very Dangerous’ to Australia: Expert

February 9, 2021
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An expert on cancel culture has said that conservative Indigenous politician Jacinta Price gets vilified by Indigenous activists because she calls attention to the issues they don’t want to talk about, like family violence, alcohol abuse, and the problems caused by welfare dependency. Peter Kurti, the director of the Culture, Prosperity, and Civil Society program…

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Cricket Australia Ignites Debate Around Australia Day

January 22, 2021
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Cricket Australia’s decision to drop any mention of Australia Day during its promotions of the Big Bash League match on the day in question has ignited debate after the prime minister disagreed with the decision. The move comes after years of campaigns and annual protests by Indigenous activists and their supporters on the left who…

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