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Senator Alex Antic outlines his push to restore the original definitions of "man" and "woman" to the Sex Discrimination Act, reversed by the Gillard government in 2013.

Australia's new $74M Counter-Terrorism Online Centre raises urgent questions about surveillance overreach, civil liberties, and who gets to define extremism.

I recently introduced the No Jab No Pay Repeal Bill 2025 into the Australian Senate. Australia needs to have a proper discussion about medical freedoms and informed consent without financial and social coercion.

Given that vaccination is such a ubiquitous aspect of health policy, it makes good sense to investigate adverse outcomes as much as possible. An American study from Henry Ford Health could be pointing to a trend requiring further investigation, for the sake of our children's health.

New online safety laws in Australia could mean mandatory ID checks for platforms like YouTube and Google accounts — not just for children but for every citizen.

In many fields of study, predictions are frequently wrong, and disagreements among “experts” are commonplace. Yet when it comes to public policy, many politicians and media personalities reference ‘expert opinion’ as unassailable fact to avoid the proper debate of ideas.

A South Australian bill allowing the government to take property deemed “primarily vacant” and “not being sufficiently used or developed” without consent or compensation is outrageous and dangerous. Introduced by the Greens and "not opposed" by Labor, property rights are under threat.

On Saturday, 31 May 2025, the governing body of the South Australian Liberal Party passed a motion calling on the Federal Parliamentary team to discontinue the pursuit of Net Zero by 2050. It made quite an impact in the media.

Australia has thrown its support behind the WHO’s Pandemic Agreement, raising concerns that future health and even climate emergencies could be used to override national decision-making and democratic accountability.

I recently spoke with Crows Ruckman Reilly O’Brien about Jordan Peterson, BLM, Welcome to Country, and the growing politicisation of the AFL.

In recent weeks, many Australians have voiced their opposition to Labor’s Bill which could see social media platforms and users fined hundreds of thousands of dollars over “mis or dis information” online.

The Department of the Prime Minister and Cabinet recently published its independent inquiry into the COVID-19 Response in Australia. More, not less, bureaucratic control seems to be the theme of the report. A Royal Commission is well overdue.

Labor’s Communications Legislation Amendment (Combatting Misinformation and Disinformation) Bill 2024 attempts to label opinions and facts, that don’t suit the government’s narratives, as “misinformation”, “disinformation”, or “harmful” on social media.

We should do what we can within reason to inform and protect vulnerable individuals, but on no basis have the lockdowns, media hysteria, vaccine mandates, and vilification of those who opted not to have a COVID-19 vaccine been in any way justified.

The infrastructure needed for a technological dystopia — a total surveillance state — is already being built.

I frequently speak with parents who are dismayed about what their children are learning at school. A recurring theme is the need for schools to get back to basics and focus on the fundamentals of education instead of producing politically correct social justice warriors.

Since the early days of the COVID-19 period, I have maintained that the restrictions imposed on Australians (and many others throughout the world) to “stop the spread” were nonsensical and unjust.

During a recent trip to the United States, I had the opportunity to meet President Trump. Here's my account of that experience.

This week, I authored a letter to the Prime Minister urging him to walk away from the IHR amendments and the WHO Pandemic Treaty. The letter was signed by thirteen fellow Parliamentarians, whom I thank for their support.

While Australia's Digital ID system is being sold to us as "voluntary," in reality, people without it will likely be deprived access to essential services.