Skeptics legal defence fund seeks volunteers
An international skeptics legal defence fund is in the process of being set up, following the successful defence of Britt Hermes, and it is calling for experienced and qualified volunteers with legal, marketing and fund-raising expertise to help out. In September 2017, skeptical activist Hermes was sued by a naturopath…
Aust Skeptics Inc on Christchurch tragedy
Australian Skeptics Inc is deeply saddened by the horrific terrorist attack in Christchurch on Friday which targeted the Muslim community. Our deepest condolences go out to all those affected, those who are grieving the terrible loss of family, friends, colleagues, neighbours through an act of violent hatred. We stand with…
Aust Skeptics Inc statement on climate change
In 2010, Australian Skeptics Inc. released a statement about the troubling use of the term “Skeptics” or “Sceptics” in the context of climate science. We now expand our position on so-called “climate change scepticism”. After more than 60 years of research, the agreement among scientists is that the climate is…
TGA makes minor changes to medicines indications list
Revisions ignore many pseudoscientific claims used in traditional Chinese and Ayurvedic medicine
Aust Skeptics campaigns and investigations – have your say
Your chance to get involved in Skeptics’ projects- suggestions and contributions welcome
Skeptics’ social media & community manager position
Part-time position available with Australian Skeptics Inc to promote skepticism and critical thinking
Bent Spoon nominations for 2017 – ABC, NICM, Newcastle City Council, and more
Nominees include advice on burying cowhorns, how psychics get the keys to the city, and universities promoting pseudomedicine on campus.
Top speakers for 2017 Skeptics Convention
International and local presenters promise a great event of science, skepticism, critical thinking, activism, with a healthy dose of critical thinking, a dash of humour and a great deal of common sense.
NICM offers alternative facts about alternative medicine
Bent Spoon nominee defends TCM claims, despite contradictions from WHO
