Prof. Augusto Zimmermann

Dr Augusto Zimmermann PhD, LLM, LLB, DipEd, CertIntArb is Professor and Head of Law at Sheridan Institute of Higher Education in Perth/WA, and Professor of Law (Adjunct) at the University of Notre Dame Australia, Sydney campus. He is President of the Western Australian Legal Theory Association (WALTA), and former Law Reform Commissioner with the Law Reform Commission of Western Australia, from 2012-2017 (appointed by then state Attorney-General Christian Porter). Dr Zimmermann was chair and professor of Constitutional Law at Murdoch University from 2007 to 2017.
Ukraine: the latest target of government propaganda

Ukraine: the latest target of government propaganda

In writing for The Australian newspaper, journalist Adam Creighton comments that the Ukraine war has joined climate change and Covid-19 as the latest wellspring of government propaganda misinformation. Creighton says: “It’s no coincidence climate change, Covid-19 and...

Civil disobedience is a tradition of Western democracy

Civil disobedience is a tradition of Western democracy

Limited Government and Civil Disobedience in the Western Legal Tradition The idea that laws must protect the basic rights of the individual was first advocated by medieval scholars, then reshaped by the likes of John Locke and Thomas Jefferson, and then invoked in the...

With friends like ScoMo, who needs enemies?

With friends like ScoMo, who needs enemies?

THE Australian Labor Party hasn't been the party for blue-collar battlers for a very, very long time. Instead, this is the party for group interests pushing such things as state-sanctioned abortion on demand, assisted suicide, the LGBTIQPAX+ agenda, radical...

On Civil Disobedience and COVID-19 Directives

On Civil Disobedience and COVID-19 Directives

The Good Sauce is a common sense opinions website which doesn’t require contributors to hold uniform views on public policy or personal faith. What brings us together is a shared commitment to the democratisation of news media & advocacy for better laws &...

How Western Australia became an elected dictatorship

How Western Australia became an elected dictatorship

I must thank my dear friend, Michael Darby, for allowing me to speak at the Freedom Protest held this Sunday in the city of Perth, Western Australia. It was an impressive turnout, with more than 400 people showing up to protest Western Australian Government measures...

Cancel Culture Cancelled for Disrupting Disrupted Ideas

Cancel Culture Cancelled for Disrupting Disrupted Ideas

It’s hard to think of anything more ironic. Two Saturdays ago I participated as a panellist at the Disrupted Festival of Ideas held by the State Library of Western Australia. I was on the panel for a lively discussion about the meaning of “Cancel Culture”. Besides...

Beyond Reasonable Doubt

Beyond Reasonable Doubt

Subscribe on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google, SoundCloud or Player FM. Please give us a 5 star rating and review to help others find it! The undeniable links between the Child-Support Scheme, unfair parental alienation and the male-suicide crisis in Australia Parental...

The death of parliamentary democracy in Victoria

The death of parliamentary democracy in Victoria

Victorians have watched their state government use a broad range of extraordinary powers to remove fundamental freedoms and control almost every single aspect of their personal lives. It did so by both declaring a state of emergency and a state of disaster, thus...