Life is funny - in a good way!

When I started the AVN all the way back in 1994, I thought that the group would exist for 3 or 4 years - maximum! By then, the issues of vaccine choice and health rights would have been resolved and this organisation would no longer be necessary.

Little did I know...

Today, nearly 25 years down the track, there is more need for a group like the AVN than at any time before and here I am again, acting in the role of President after that position had been filled by two of the most amazing, kind and intelligent people I have ever had the pleasure to know - Greg Beattie first, followed by Tasha David.

In our last newsletter, Tasha said her farewells, but knowing her as I do, I am sure that she will be involved with this issue as long as she is needed and for her hard work, her calm and passionate leadership and her dedication to those in our community, I cannot possibly thank her enough.

And I am here until the AGM in June 2019, once again listed - though reluctantly at my stage of life - as President of the AVN. I hope to do the very best job I can and know that our members - who have always been such a wonderful support for me personally and for the organisation as a whole, will continue to be the activists Australia needs at this time of great tyranny and repression.

Hold onto your seats, ladies and gentlemen - it's going to be one heck of a ride!

The internet has provided a golden opportunity for individuals and groups from around the world to come together in support of our mutual causes of protecting the health and freedom of individuals who are being threatened with forced vaccinations.

To that end, the AVN was asked to support a petition to the World Health Organisation (WHO), urging them to help bring about independent testing of the safety of vaccinations.

Click the image below to download and read the petition and do share it with your friends and associates on social media and via email. If you are able to, send a copy to your local media outlets (television, newspaper and radio) with a short note letting them know that Australia is participating in an international movement for vaccine safety.