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After years of telling Australians that black is white, up is down and common sense is extremism, the political class is about to find out where the public's breaking point is. Our national fabric is under great stress.

Long-time environmental activist Drew Hutton cites Greens' shift toward "extremism" and "cult-like" authoritarianism leading him to formally part ways with the party he co-founded.

A 64% collapse in Australian history and politics enrolments demands a back-to-basics reset in Victorian education.

NCC Senior Advisory Council member, and former National President Patrick J. Byrne has published an important book that comprehensively analyses one of the biggest controversies in Australian agriculture. The book’s publication is timely as the Murray-Darling Basin Authority (MDBA) is conducting a major review of the Basin Plan.

Nation First wonders why the media focused on Angus Taylor's budget reply when Pauline Hanson laid out a real alternative to the Labor-Liberal uniparty.

One Nation's historic Farrer by-election win signals a seismic shift in Australian politics, as the populist-right party emerges as a genuine threat to the collapsing Coalition.

Nuclear energy is staging a dramatic global comeback as energy security fears, fossil fuel volatility, and the limits of renewables force governments to reconsider their long-held opposition.

Challenging the climate change narrative as reflecting a Marxist-influenced agenda, at odds with biblical truth about God's sovereignty over creation.

Foreign millions are quietly funding Australia's green movement — and the Sunrise Project sits at the centre of it all.

A provocative examination of slavery's overlooked global history — challenging modern narratives by tracing the practice across civilisations, cultures, and centuries, long before Western involvement.

From Eureka to today's streets, this piece explores why the right to protest is essential to Australian democracy — and where its legitimate boundaries lie.

Despite the fact that the Persian Gulf supplies just 20 per cent of the world’s oil and gas, the effects of the current shortfall are economically catastrophic.

Hastings Libertarian councillor Mark Hornshaw has blasted Port Macquarie-Hastings Council for adopting contested flood modelling, warning homeowners could face soaring insurance, devalued property, and unnecessary red tape.

Barnaby Joyce defends his defection to One Nation, warning of economic collapse, mass migration pressures and political “sanitisation,” pledging to restore conservative principles and national resilience.

Andrew Hastie’s vote on the antisemitism bill is defended as principled pragmatism—achieving the least harmful outcome, protecting core freedoms, and showing real political courage amid misinformed backlash.

Hundreds of Australian leaders will converge on Sydney on 24–25 February for the inaugural Aspire Conference, a new initiative inspired by Dr Jordan Peterson’s Alliance for Responsible Citizenship that aims to re-anchor Australia in its foundational values amid growing cultural, economic, and geopolitical uncertainty.

Published in Nature, the second-most referenced climate paper in 2024 — purporting to show the economic devastation of climate change — has been retracted after researchers noticed errors in the data that dramatically skewed the results.

The Coalition stakes its claim on affordable energy, challenging Labor’s Net Zero obsession based on questionable climate science. With real-world economics on their side, they could win both the argument—and the next election.

The Liberal Party is finally waking up to the political and economic damage of net zero, as Australians demand affordability, reliability and a return to common-sense energy policy.

Bill Gates now warns that climate catastrophism clouds judgment. While climate change is real, focusing solely on emissions risks harming the vulnerable. A reasoned, holistic approach, including economic growth and adaptation, saves lives.