This week on THE OTHER SIDE… (Ep 426 w/c Fri 12 September 2025)
- VALE CHARLIE KIRK – one of America’s brightest young conservative stars cut down in his prime, but his light will shine on.
- THE VOICE IS HAPPENING by stealth whether you like it or not. It’s a disgraceful rejection of the wishes of the Australian public by the “institutional left” in politics, media, government and academia. You voted NO, but they’re doing it anyway. Says it all, really.
- THE RISKS OF COSMETIC INJECTABLES – Doctor DAN BEZJAK from ARDENT Aesthetic Clinics warns about the lax compliance in the booming injectables industry and the lack of proper regulation enforcement – where are the regulators when we REALLY need them?
- PILING-ON JACINTA – If you’re an indigenous conservative woman don’t expect any respect from the political or media elites. The ridiculous claims that Senator Price made “racist” comments last week have shown up not just the hypocrisy of the usual suspects but the pathetic weakness of many members of the Liberal Party.
- TOPHER FIELD joins us to explain why he believes in OPEN BORDERS and what are the REAL issues in the housing crisis.
The following summary of the good video above is by The Good Sauce
There are moments in history when the mask slips, and we see the raw, unfiltered reality of the ideological war we’re in. The tragic assassination of Charlie Kirk is one such moment. A young man who stood for free speech, civil discourse, and biblical truth was gunned down for daring to challenge the left’s monopoly on ideas. Meanwhile, back in Australia, Senator Jacinta Price is being politically assassinated by her own party for speaking uncomfortable truths about immigration and voting patterns. The parallels are chilling—and revealing.
Damian Coory opens this week’s episode of The Other Side with a heartfelt tribute to Charlie Kirk, the 31-year-old conservative firebrand who co-founded Turning Point USA. Kirk was a rare voice of reason and restraint in a world increasingly addicted to outrage and violence. His murder, while speaking at a university event, is not just a tragedy—it’s a cultural turning point. As Damian rightly points out, Kirk believed in the power of respectful disagreement. He was a man of faith, courage, and conviction, and his legacy will live on in the thousands he inspired to speak boldly and think critically.
But while the American left celebrates the silencing of a dissenter, Australia’s political class is doing something equally insidious—silencing one of their own. Senator Jacinta Price, one of the most articulate and courageous voices in the Liberal Party, was demoted from the shadow cabinet for stating a simple, statistical truth: that Indian-Australian voters tend to support Labor, and that this may influence Labor’s immigration policy. That’s not racism—it’s political analysis. And it’s backed by data.
Yet instead of defending her, the Liberal leadership caved to the media mob. Susan Ley, in a move that can only be described as political self-harm, removed Price from her position, sending a clear message to conservatives: facts don’t matter, feelings do. The party that once stood for free speech and rational debate now punishes its members for telling the truth. As Damian notes, this is the inevitable result of trying to be all things to all people. The “broad church” is now a house divided, and it cannot stand.
Meanwhile, Victoria is charging ahead with its own version of the Voice, despite a clear national referendum result rejecting it. The new “Galangwal” body will have sweeping influence over legislation, education, and public spaces—all under the guise of “truth-telling.” But as Damian exposes, this truth is anything but balanced. It’s a neo-Marxist narrative of perpetual victimhood and racial division, now being taught to children as young as four. This is not reconciliation—it’s indoctrination.
And if that wasn’t enough, Damian also uncovers the shocking lack of regulation in Australia’s booming cosmetic injectables industry. With remote doctors prescribing Botox from beaches and dog parks, and nurses operating unsupervised, the risks to patient safety are real and growing. It’s a classic case of government overreach in all the wrong places—regulating speech and thought while ignoring actual health risks.
Finally, Damian is joined by libertarian commentator Topher Field for a robust discussion on housing, immigration, and economic mismanagement. Field makes a compelling case that the real problem isn’t immigration per se, but the perverse incentives created by our bloated welfare state and broken justice system. If we want prosperity, we need productivity—not parasitism.
This episode is a must-watch for anyone who cares about truth, freedom, and the future of Australia. Watch the full show now and join the conversation that Australia desperately needs to have.
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