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The Albanese Government can't find a special envoy on Islamophobia, and the special envoy on anti-Semitism is reporting to the wrong person.

Dave Pellowe, founder of the Church and State (CAS) ministry, faces a complaint put before the Queensland Human Rights Commission, accusing him of racism and vilification. Pellowe is being "forced" into a legal battle simply for replacing "Welcome to Country" with Psalm 24:1.

Graham Linehan is a multiple BAFTA-winning Irish comedy writer best known for his popular TV sitcoms "Father Ted" and "The IT Crowd". Around six years ago, he was cancelled for the mortal sin of criticising trans activism, while upholding women's rights and child safety.

The brave new world in which we live makes it difficult to know how to react to research that suggests certain ethnic groups might be aborting girls because they prefer boys. But don’t expect females in the womb to be defended by feminists in Parliament.

All of us have been affected by the actions of the medical profession in the COVID era. The Rediscovering Medicine Uncensored tour is sponsored by the AMPS (Australian Medical Professional Society), who are committed to being part of the answer.

A shockingly frivolous complaint against the Church And State ministry and me personally has since been made with the Queensland Human Rights Commission, falsely alleging that I vilified and humiliated an individual because of his race and religion.

The revelations of criminal or thuggish practices in the CFMEU, exposed by Nine Entertainment, are not much of a surprise to anyone with a cursory interest in Australia’s sorry construction sector. However, the timing of the exposé is curious.

Almost 800 Sydney University students have voted for their student body to support “one Palestinian state” and affirmed “the right of Palestinians to armed resistance” at a rare student general meeting, as the university seeks police advice on the legality of material used to promote the event.

Dr Joanna Howe has won her case against the University of Adelaide’s demand for re-education.

Melbourne doctor Jereth Kok was suspended under emergency provisions by the medical regulators in 2019 after two anonymous complaints triggered an investigation into his social media posts.

We were told last November that 860 visitor visas would be issued to Palestinians needing refuge until the war in Gaza was over. We were also told the visas would only be issued after thorough security checks had been conducted.

The travesty that has unfolded in women's boxing at the Paris Olympics is a reminder that we must stand up for women and girls in sport and advocate protections for women’s sporting events that previous generations worked so hard to establish.

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese appears to have confirmed that his government has abandoned attempts to pass a religious discrimination bill during this term of parliament. 

Australians were told last week that the terror threat has been raised from “likely” to “probable”. We were also told that “probable” didn’t mean “inevitable”. And we were told that the decision to move from “likely” to “probable” was not based on any specific information.

Lamenting the inattention to the Quad, the multilateral relationship involving Australia, India, Japan and the United States of America, former Japanese ambassador to Australia, Shingo Yamagami, warned: "The strategic reality the Quad faces has not changed for the better."

Britain’s General Sir Roly Walker has warned that his country and NATO have three years to prepare for war against an “axis of upheaval” as Russia, China, North Korea, and Iran work together. This does not mean that a major war in Europe, the Middle East or East Asia is inevitable.

The irony of taking two fuel-guzzling jets to make an environmental announcement seems lost on Chris Bowen, who is intent on telling Australians that they should dispense with their fossil-fuelled vehicles in favour of electric cars and utes.

Benefits of the socialist plan to sell petrol from state-run stations supposedly include "a fair price, increased competition, and more choice." Miles’ petrol plan sits squarely alongside control measures said to be about solving Queensland Labor’s self-inflicted COVID economy crisis.

The Israeli Ambassador to Australia, Amir Maimon, was reportedly summoned to a meeting in Canberra in June and warned his nation could not expect Australia's support if it went to war with listed terror group Hezbollah in Lebanon.

Leaders of the Christian, Muslim and Jewish religions in Queensland have united to condemn the Miles government’s draft anti-discrimination laws restricting their schools from hiring and firing staff based on their faith, sexuality, marital status and gender identity.