What we’re about
FREE to join. And feel free to join our sister groups, the Sydney Conservative Book Club and Free Speech & Politics @ the Pub.
This group is designed for people interested in the ideas of conservative thought to come together for discussion. It is the sister group of the Conservative Book Club which focuses more on a specific book for in-depth discussion. Whereas this will be more focused on current topics and the social aspect.
We aim to draw together political & social conservatives by organising social/drinks and discussion networking gatherings.
We will also be visiting various conservative and Centre Right seminars and gatherings (our visits will include libertarian gatherings). In fact, we will even visit Left of Centre meetings to find out more about them and their ideas.
But the prime reason for this meetup is to bring together conservatives, to network and to strengthen their beliefs through conversation, ideas, seminars and readings.
Upcoming events (2)
See all- Judith Hunter will talk on gender ideologyNeeds location
You MUST book for this event online here. We cannot book you in.
Judith Hunter ("Jennifer" in Devastated) will share her family's heart breaking story of how her daughter was swept into gender ideology and the devastating consequences that followed.
Details:
Date: Thursday, July 24
Time: 6:00 pm AEST
Location: Sydney CBD (exact details provided to registered attendees closer to the date) - The True Nature of Free Speech with Vinay KolhatkarPlaza Hotel, Sydney
Vinay Kolhatkar is an author, podcaster, and the Chief Editor of The Savvy Street, an international public intellectual e-zine, where he also pens op-eds. Vinay is a fierce advocate of free markets, free speech, and natural rights. His work also appears on Spectator Australia. He was the Libertarian Party endorsed candidate for the 2024 federal by-election for the seat of Cook, NSW, and also in May 2025 for the seat of Barton, NSW.
The short talk will be on The True Nature of Free Speech which will be followed by open discussion. Please order food and drink from the bar:
a. The media's role in the suppression of free speech via the compression of the Overton Window.
b. What is true nature of free speech and the so-called "hate speech"?
c. The true nature of the attacks on hate speech, fake news, misinformation.
d. Which political parties in Australia stand for free speech?
e. What did the May 2025 federal election reveal about the media and the electorate?
