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"Spotlight" allowed the injured to be acknowledged without discussing the problem that led to them being injured — and that will injure and kill others in future if it is not fixed.

Former members of Freemasonry are rich sources of information about current anti-life legislation and policies, and those who are willing to speak out do confirm that there is a strong link between Freemasonry and the push for progressive social agendas generally.

Leaked audio from the ‘After Covid’ Spotlight special discussed in my first post yesterday reveals questions and audience reactions not included in the final cut that was aired. The audience was angry.

New South Wales will soon be the “death capital” of Australia’s new euthanasia reality, with statistics showing the state has the highest rate of “voluntary assisted dying” deaths in the country. 

The recommendation of the Legal and Constitutional Affairs Legislation Committee against passing Senator David Shoebridge's Legalising Cannabis Bill is a great victory for evidence-based policy and legislation in Australia.

The loss of automotive manufacturing to Australia is a compelling illustration of policy failure relating to the preservation of firms of national importance. The loss of Australian tractor manufacturing is another example.

People are right to be outraged that Melbourne primary school children have been taught to sing an Indigenous-themed anthem rather than the national anthem.

For months, the Voice was all we talked about. And then — nothing. The “week of silence” declared by Indigenous leaders after the referendum’s defeat was only barely succeeded by serious reflection from the rest of Australia.

The Indigenous women of Borroloola are asking the Albanese government to acknowledge their success and help other communities do as they have done for their youngest children.

Senators Alex Antic (LNP), Matt Canavan (LNP), Ralph Babet (UAP), Matt O’Sullivan (LNP), Gerrard Rennick (LNP), and Malcolm Roberts (PHON) put forward the COVID-19 Response Commission of Inquiry Bill 2024 last Tuesday.

The firings come amid staffing shortages and low morale, with WA Police turning to overseas recruitment to prop up its frontline forces.

Is there a climate emergency, or not? That’s the question North Sydney Council needs to answer after threatening to fine electric vehicle owners for running power cords across footpaths to charge their EVs.

Thankfully, some politicians are seeing the writing on the wall and are calling for evidence-based research and inquiries into gender clinics.

I’ve been in Parliament this week, putting the government’s feet to the fire on their misuse of your money.

The Victorian Parliament will debate whether or not to continue opening proceedings with the Lord’s Prayer. The debate has been forced by the Catholic Church after the Victorian Premier Jacinta Allan proposed ditching the prayer because, well, “diversity”.

Dads4Kids has been helping men take Bruce’s wise advice on how to become better fathers and put a priority on their children, for the last 22 years. With your help, we will continue to do so.

The NSW Greens hit peak levels of hypocrisy and humour this week as they made a last-ditch effort to stop a resolution of the cemeteries matter that has been dragging on for years.

Dr Jereth Kok has spent the last half-decade barred from practising family medicine while awaiting a verdict on whether his memes and internet opinions were permissible under Australia’s medical regime.

The Queensland Labor Government has said it will not release the health advice underpinning harsh restrictions imposed during the pandemic because it does not exist. This news will come as a massive shock to exactly nobody.

Advance, the conservative activist group that torpedoed Anthony Albanese’s Voice referendum, will pump millions of dollars into a sole election campaign vehicle designed to drag down the Greens’ vote and expose the party’s radical policies.