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There are narrow circumstances where Welcome to Country might have a place, but its proliferation in recent years has alienated a lot of Australians from Indigenous culture.

In a cost-of-living crisis, with Australians facing higher bills, growing debt, and an energy system at risk of instability, Albanese and Labor are making life worse for all of us. Labor's plan relies on a carbon price to justify their renewables-only approach.

Sitting back and complaining about the “gap” gets us nowhere. Being honest about the bad things in Indigenous communities and positive about the good — that’s the way forward.

It's time we called for an Advancement Movement — where we can learn and cherish our Indigenous culture while still meeting the same standards that every other Australian is expected to meet.

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

The North Australian Aboriginal Justice Association recently appointed as its chair Hugh Woodbury, a man who pleaded guilty to assaulting his pregnant partner.

Albo keeps insisting to anyone who’ll listen that he’s the Prime Minister, but he keeps refusing to do the job of a Prime Minister.

The recently released financial report on the Voice referendum reveals a massive spending gap between the Yes and No campaigns, thanks in large part to the top end of town.

The idea that the Alice Springs violence is part of Indigenous culture is toxic tolerance. Our leaders need courage to find long-term solutions to the dysfunction.

I just visited the site of the Hamas massacre in Israel on October 7 last year and viewed footage of the attack. I will never forget what I saw.

Chansey Paech held shares in a wholesale alcohol company that supplies drink to Alice Springs, all the while advocating for the region's grog ban to be lifted.

The gargantuan Aussie retailer Wokeworths is ditching Australia Day merchandise claiming poor sales. But we all know the real reason they're waging war on our nation.

The woke started the culture war but they blame us when we notice their absurd agenda. It's time to call them out.

The ABC's recent report on its own coverage of the Voice Referendum found breathtaking bias but concluded they did a good job anyway. Sounds about right.

In front of 1500 conference attendees, I spoke about the recent referendum and the importance of moving on from victimhood and blame towards being a more unified country. 

If they reckon this is their country, that Australians have acted shamefully, and they are not interested in being part of our nation, then I reckon it’s time to stop indulging their failures, and they should pay for their Voice themselves.

If Mr Albanese really wants to build a legacy, he should fix the problems in Indigenous communities. For that, he needs ears, not a Voice. The Prime Minister has shown clearly this week his true priority. He’s obsessed with his legacy building and has no [...]