Eduardo María Volpacchio

In the darkest place in Australia, destroyed by Labor and where abortion up to birth was first introduced, Victorians showed up in their thousands last night in defiance of the uniparty's promise for free abortions. #thetideisturning

If you're a journalist and you despise your interview subject, how can you possibly write a fair, investigative piece. Surely said journalist has a conflict of interest and should not be allowed to write that story. The reason I won't answer Tory Shepherd in writing is because all of her "articles" on me(of which there are now 17) are hit pieces. Like Lucy Barbour from The ABC and Helen Karakulak from InDaily, she only ever writes pro-abortion hit pieces. Cumulatively, these three activist-journalists have written close to 50 hit pieces furthering an aggressive baby killing agenda. In contrast to my approach to these three, I do answer questions in writing when they are asked in a genuine way by a journalist and not a pro-abortion activist. That's because there are journalists (although they're an increasingly dying breed in Australia), who are interested in actually investigating the story and uncovering the truth. For example, Karen Grace Prince and Shashi Baltutis for The Advertiser, Joe Kelly for The Australian and Mike McGowan for The SMH are all journalists who have written fair stories about me and my anti-abortion work and I have been more than happy to answer questions in writing with these four. With the Albanese government now directing $153.5 million of taxpayers' money into Australia's media industry including major commercial media organisations, now, more than ever, Australians need to be very wary of what media they consume and the political orientation of the journalist.