This week on a HUUUUUGE episode of THE OTHER SIDE… (Ep 424 w/c Fri 29 August 2025)
- TO MARCH OR NOT TO MARCH? This is a hot debate you won’t want to miss: The big national anti-mass-immigration marches are happening Sunday afternoon in every capital city. Top conservatives are at odds on whether to support it. JOEL JAMMAL and DAN RYAN join us to discuss.
- WATCHING MEDIA WATCH – We Give the ABC’s AWFUL ‘Media Watch’ a big fat taste of its own medicine in a segment which clarifies the facts on the recent explosion in immigration.
- BRITTANY’s NEW COURT LOSS – Former Liberal Party Federal Minister Linda Reynolds has won her fight against a terrible accusation and Brittany Higgins now has to pay out more than $300,000 in damages plus massive legal fees. The ruling also calls into question Labor’s decision to pay her millions for workplace compensation.
- LABOR FAILS Basic Economics AGAIN – check out their new ‘solution’ for the housing crisis!
The following summary of the good video above is by The Good Sauce
There comes a time in every nation’s history when the people must stand up and say, “Enough.” For Australia, that time is now. The immigration debate is no longer a fringe concern—it’s front and centre, and it’s not going away. This week’s episode of The Other Side with Damian Coory is a clarion call to all Australians who care about our culture, economy and national identity. It’s a deep dive into the uncomfortable truths the mainstream media won’t touch, and the political class refuses to confront.
Coory opens with a blunt message: if you hate Australia, then you’re free to leave. That sentiment echoes the frustration of many Aussies who feel alienated by the rapid cultural shifts and economic pressures brought on by unprecedented immigration levels. With mass immigration rallies planned across the country, Coory unpacks the facts, the fears and the fallout—without the usual media spin.
One of the most explosive revelations this week was ASIO’s confirmation that Iran was behind two terror attacks in Melbourne and Sydney. The government responded by expelling the Iranian ambassador—the first such move since WWII. These attacks weren’t random; they were orchestrated attempts to destabilise our society. Coory rightly praises the government’s decisive action, but warns that the threat of foreign interference is real and growing.
The episode also tackles the dangerous ideology of “sovereign citizenship,” following a tragic incident where two police officers were murdered. Coory dismantles the pseudo-legal nonsense behind the movement, reminding viewers that Australia’s legal system is built on centuries of evolution and a shared social contract—not internet conspiracy theories.
In a major legal development, former Senator Linda Reynolds was vindicated in her defamation case against Brittany Higgins. The court found Higgins had weaponised her story, falsely accusing Reynolds of a political cover-up. Coory highlights the media’s role in amplifying these falsehoods and questions the $2.4 million taxpayer-funded payout Higgins received. It’s a sobering reminder of how political narratives can destroy reputations and distort justice.
But the heart of this episode is the immigration debate. Coory exposes the Albanese government’s reckless housing scheme, which incentivises first-home buyers with just a 5% deposit. While it sounds helpful, it’s a classic case of government meddling creating more problems than it solves. With housing supply strangled by red and green tape, and demand skyrocketing due to mass immigration, prices are set to soar even higher.
The numbers are staggering. In the first half of 2025 alone, Australia welcomed 279,000 new long-term arrivals—equivalent to five fully loaded Dreamliners landing every single day. That’s more than the population of Hobart in six months. Yet the ABC’s Media Watch chose to mock these facts rather than engage in serious debate. Coory calls out their smug elitism and demands accountability from our taxpayer-funded broadcaster.
Joining Coory on the panel are Dan Ryan from the National Conservative Institute and Joel Jamal from Turning Point Australia. Both offer compelling insights into the cultural and economic impacts of mass immigration. Jamal, himself the grandson of Lebanese immigrants, warns that integration is failing, and enclaves are forming where Australian values are not being upheld. Ryan adds that the sheer volume of immigration is overwhelming our ability to assimilate newcomers, and that bipartisan political inaction is fuelling public unrest.
The upcoming rallies against mass immigration have sparked controversy, with concerns about neo-Nazi infiltration and poor organisation. Jamal urges caution, while Ryan insists that the issue is too important to ignore. Both agree that peaceful protest is essential, and that mainstream conservatives must step up to lead the conversation.
This episode is a wake-up call. It’s not racist to question immigration levels—it’s responsible. If we don’t have this debate now, we risk losing the very essence of what makes Australia great. The Other Side is doing what the ABC won’t: giving voice to ordinary Australians who are fed up with being ignored.
Don’t miss this powerful episode. Watch the full show now and join the conversation that Australia desperately needs to have.
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