This is a 12-minute version of episode 16, Fixing the News (part 2). For people who like their podcasts fast and without the frills, this is for you. However, the message is the same, no one can serve two masters. Australia’s ABC is trying to serve ACON, the master of transgender ideology, while also serving their Charter, a charter that demands objective, impartial NEWS journalism. As Kit Kowalski states, serving both is impossible.

(00:00) Introduction including ABC News theme and vocal courtesy of Cofemansky on YouTube entitled History of ABC Australia News Intros since 1956

(00:23) Phil Dye introduction.

(1:25) Interview with Kit Kowalski, Founder of ACON Exposed and host of the Welcome to the Dollhouse podcast on the Aids Council of NSW and ABC relationship.

(4:04) Edited audio from ABC NEWS ‘Sapphire is 10…’ Original audio ABC Queer.

(5:05) Interview with Kit Kowalski continues.

(10:37) Wind-up from host

Important links:

Petitions: Please sign bothABC out of ACON Government Petition (Ends Midnight 26th Nov 2025): https://www.aph.gov.au/e-petitions/petition/EN8495

ABC out of ACON General Petition: https://c.org/yjK9FYJh4N

Email Phil Dye: phil@philtered.com.auPhil Dye Substack: HEREDeclaration of Biological Truth Australia: https://declarationofbiologicaltruth.au/

AI Voices courtesy RevoicerMusic by ZapsplatEffects by Pixabay

Matthew 6:24, states “No one can serve two masters. Either you will hate the one and love the other, or you will be devoted to the one and despise the other.” Most people in the modern world understand this, yet it seems lost on Australia’s ABC. Funded by hard working taxpayers, the ABC Charter insist on the highest standards of news reporting completely free from outside influence. That Charter has been ripped apart through the ABC’s alliance with LGBTQA lobby group - ACON (The Aids Council of NSW). Kit Kowalski explains how this relationship is shaping Australia’s workplace and cultural landscape.

(00:00) Introduction including ABC News theme and vocal courtesy of Cofemansky on YouTube entitled History of ABC Australia News Intros since 1956

(00:41) Phil Dye introduction.

(2.45) Edited audio from ABC NEWS ‘Sapphire is 10…’ Original audio ABC Queer.

(3.55) Host continues with detail on ACON - The Aids Council of NSW.

(7:45) Interview with Kit Kowalski, Founder of ACON Exposed and host of the Welcome to the Dollhouse podcast on the Aids Council of NSW and ABC relationship.

(16:20) Promotion for Declaration of Biological Truth Australia.

(17:02) Interview with Kit Kowalski continues.

(20:20) AI voice reads from the ABC Charter Appendix 1, part 6, section 8 - Duties of The Board.

(21:50) Kit Kowalski discusses ABC Charter response, LGB rights and ACON sports program.

(31:50) Response from Kim Williams, ABC Board Chairman regarding recent study of ABC bias in gender related news.

(33:41) Phil Dye discusses possible answers to the problem.

(38:38) Matthew Chapter 6, Verse 24 read by AI voice (Bible: Matthew 6:24 New International Version)

Important links:

Petitions: Please sign bothABC out of ACON Government Petition: https://www.aph.gov.au/e-petitions/petition/EN8495

ABC out of ACON General Petition: https://c.org/yjK9FYJh4N

List of ACON AWEI Employer Members: https://philtered.com.au/wp-content/uploads/2025/10/AWEI-Subscribers-2025.pdf

Email Phil Dye: phil@philtered.com.auPhil Dye Substack: HEREDeclaration of Biological Truth Australia: https://declarationofbiologicaltruth.au/

AI Voices courtesy RevoicerMusic by ZapsplatEffects by Pixabay

Is the news Australians read, hear or view always objective, true and complete? In some news outlets, activism has taken over from journalistic integrity to push alternative ideas. Subjective opinion pieces are wrongly labelled as ‘news’, while important yet progressively unpalatable news is overlooked. Should our news stories be written with an ideological slant, or with a focus on reality? Who are the biggest culprits? You may be shocked.

These chapters are AI generated. Please let us know if errors occur.

(00:07) Media Bias and Censorship ExplainedMedia's influence on Australian society, concerns about bias and viewpoint diversity, and recommendations for objective journalism. Thanks to ABC Australia, Sky News and NewsMaxAus for the audio clips via YouTube.

(09:25) Media Censorship and Bias IssuesInterview with Julie Szego. https://substack.com/@julieszegoJournalists face challenges covering trans issues, as well as others, due to censorship and bias by omission in media.

(24:37) The Impact of Bias in MediaActivism's impact on journalism and academia, social media's role, and concerns about academic freedom and objectivity are discussed. Short grab from the ABC’s Nick Rheinberger.

Link to Phil Dye ABC Trans-bias Research: https://philtered.com.au/wp-content/uploads/2025/08/NEWS-Bias-at-the-ABC.pdf

Declaration of Biological Truth Australia link: https://declarationofbiologicaltruth.au/

Thanks to the ABC, Sky News and News Max Aus for audio clips.Music via Zapsplat and Upbeat.

Phil Dye - host contact: phil@philtered.com.au

Australia’s institutional childcare sector is in serious trouble. While expensive and short on places, the sector has been plagued by horrific sexual and physical abuse of children in their care by staff members. Parents are furious and the reworking of childcare arrangements has already begun for many. Could the voices of parents, together with some common sense, turn the sector around?

(00:06) Introduction from Phil Dye

(00:23) Segments from TV News broadcasts thanks to the ABC plus Channels 7, 9 and 10.

(01:34) Host comments.

(02:16) Voices of parents on the current problems.

(02:37) Interview with Celine Baumgarten. https://x.com/celinevmachine

(04:20) Voices of parents regarding men in childcare.

(05:16) Interview with Celine Baumgarten continues.

(06:49) Voices of parents regarding trans-women in childcare.

(07:45) Interview with Celine Baumgarten continues.

(11:06) Voices of parents regarding institutional childcare.

(11:42) Interview with Celine Baumgarten continues.

(12:38) Excerpt from Where do the Children Play by Yusuf / Cat Stevens

(13:16) Voices of parents regarding recruitment diversity in childcare.

(13:39) Host comments on putting DEI recruitment in childcare over safety.

(15:39) Voice of parent.

(15:47) Host comments on the differences between mothers and fathers. Host wind-up.

(18:30) Voice of parent.

Email Phil Dye: phil@philtered.com.au

Intro / Exit music by Zapsplat

Women’s and girl’s sport in Australia is at the crossroads. Males identifying as female can now compete against women in most ‘community’ level sports. This is seeing women and girls leaving the sport they love due to safety and fairness. They’re also missing grade advancement and podium finishes. Yet parents, players, fans and coaches have had enough. Unfair play, helped by government funded LGBTQA groups, is fast approaching full-time.

(00:00) Matildas game commentary (from Football Australia YouTube) and comment from parents.

(00:41) Phil Dye introduction.

(03:07) Interview with Nerissa Scott from Save Women’s Sport Australia. https://www.savewomenssport.com/

(15:24) Voice of Alison Byrnes, Labor MP for Cunningham.

(15:39) Interview with Nerissa Scott continues.

(16:35) Matildas game commentary (from FIFA YouTube) + Commentary of Australia v England Women first One-Day International 2025 (from Cricket Australia YouTube)

(17:04) Interview with Nerissa Scott continues.

(19:57) Interviews from parents.

(22:20) Interview with Nerissa Scott continues.

(24:30) Promo from the Declaration of Biological Truth. https://declarationofbiologicaltruth.au/

(25:28) Matildas game commentary (from Football Australia YouTube)

(26:05) Interview with Nerissa Scott continues.

(37:28) Parent comments and wind-up from host.

(39:10) Commentary of 2024 Women’s 4 x 100 Olympic Relay Final (from Wide World of Sports YouTube).

Email Phil Dye: phil@philtered.com.au

Save Women’s Sport Australasia: https://www.savewomenssport.com/

Intro / Exit music by Zapsplat

In the previous episode, we mainly looked at the early years of childhood. In part two we look at the teenage years with former School Principal / behaviour expert Mark Smith and Child Psychologist Clare Rowe. Both examine the importance of being in a positive group. However, some groups are not so positive and can cause lifelong damage. Something to think about for parents, grandparents, teachers and anyone interested in the development of healthy teenagers.

(00:08) Phil Dye introduction & preamble.

(02:06) Words from Jack on pollution and plastic.

(02:20) Phil Dye continues.

(03:00) Mark Smith talks about the ‘Action Research Project’ of adolescence and the importance of groups.

(14:41) Song excerpt: ‘Boys don’t ask me to dance Grandma’ written and sung by Danielle France.

(15:16) Mark Smith discusses student mobile phone use.

19:30) Song excerpt: ‘Boys don’t ask me to dance Grandma’ written and sung by Danielle France.

(20:25) Phil Dye introduces the prevalence of teen gender confusion as preface to Clare Rowe interview.

(22:55) Clare Rowe discusses the gender confusion issue in teenagers with an emphasis on late-onset gender dysphoria.

(41:04) Teachers, gender confused students and the end of low expectations.

(46:25) Wind-up from host.

Email Phil Dye: phil@philtered.com.au

Mark Smith contact: Via Phil Dye

Clare Rowe Contact: https://www.clarerowe.com.au/

Intro / Exit music by Zapsplat

Being a child is no longer what it was. Childhood anxiety, and the accompanying psychological analysis has left thousands of children with a lifelong label and an even more harmful dependence on pharmaceuticals. In this look at childhood anxiety in the early years, I speak to Clare Rowe, an outspoken child psychologist about the causes and outcomes of childhood anxiety. Part 1 of 2.

(00:08) Phil Dye introduction & preamble.

(02:59) Interview with child Psychologist Clare Rowe on the causes of childhood anxiety in Australia. https://www.clarerowe.com.au/

(19:03) Brain Break: ‘Boys don’t ask me to dance Grandma’ written and performed by Danielle France.

(22:45) Clare Rowe discusses ADHD and ADD

(28:08) Audio piece from Netflix series ‘Adolescence’, by Jack Thorne and Stephen Graham. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Adolescence_(TV_series)

(30:34) Clare Rowe discusses the NDIS

(33:25) Wind-up from host and detail of next episode.

Email host: phil@philtered.com.au

Intro / Exit music by Zapsplat

Discussion about this episode

Australians head to the polling booths very soon. While the media say the election is all about cost of living, energy and housing, it’s about much more than that.