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An advertisement for Clive Palmer’s political party read, “There are only two genders – male and female.” Could the Newcastle Herald please advise us on how many genders exist? George Orwell, eat your heart out.

Financial conflicts of interest, unusual wait times, ballot shortages and substandard voting information have plagued the WA election and revealed major integrity issues.

The new report from the Australian Human Rights Commission, titled “Collateral Damage”, sheds some predictable but important light on the human rights abuses during the Covid years. But it still falls far short of a proper investigation.

The drag queens who dragged me to the Queensland tribunal have just scored another legal leg-up. 

Undeterred by five previous rejections, Pauline Hanson says she will reintroduce her motion for a Senate inquiry into the LGBTQ+ transitioning of kids under 18.

Democrat politicians sat and scowled as President Trump told children that they are perfect just the way God made them.

Thanks to the courage of Caroline Marcus and Sky, Australia can see just how misogynistic and cruel these policies of allowing males to play in women's sports really are for women.

Activist groups are exploiting loopholes to claim sacred sites, undermining genuine cultural heritage and manipulating government approvals. The latest target: Mount Panorama.

Three years after it became universally acknowledged that Covid vaccines provide negligible protection against infection and transmission, the Australian Federal Police (AFP) has finally dropped its Covid vaccine mandate.

New South Wales police exposed a $1.3 billion scheme for making fraudulent child sexual abuse claims. Here’s solid evidence that false rape claims are absolutely rampant, particularly when it comes to raking in money from our shockingly slack victims’ compensation schemes.

More than 110 churches were vandalised and some reduced to ashes in the moral panic that swept Canada over the fake mass grave scandal.

While Western elites, politicians and media outlets all hyperventilate about the supposed problem of “Islamophobia” in the West, the real truth is this: throughout the world, the most persecuted religious group is Christianity, and it is so often mainly Islam that is doing the persecution.

Hundreds of people flocked to the St Mary’s Cathedral forecourt to commemorate the third anniversary of the Russian invasion of Ukraine, organised by the Ukrainian council of New South Wales. 

In a move that would make Orwell blush, the Albanese government has reportedly attempted to strong-arm an American-based free speech social media platform, into handing over data on a user who dared to post something “offensive” about the Prime Minister.

A Scottish grandmother has been arrested for breaking thought crime laws that abortion activists say don’t exist. Police arrested, then charged, Rose Docherty around 2 pm on 19 February for breaching Scotland’s abortion buffer zones, with her silent prayers and quiet protest.

At this very moment, the most dangerous place for Christians is probably the villages of Bishrampur, Ganeshpur, and Jhanakpur in the land-locked state of Chhattisgarh in central India. The terrors faced by Christians include violence, forced conversions, and social ostracism.

A troubling incident at Washington-Liberty Aquatics Center shows how easily women's and girls' safety can be overridden by politically correct staff pandering to a transgender-identifying sex offender.

A West Australian landowner has been found guilty of upsetting an Aboriginal rainbow serpent. The West Australian Department of Planning, Lands and Heritage insisted that the law requires landowners wanting to cross waterways on their own land to obtain the Rainbow Serpent’s blessing.

I believe that what we saw at the Antisemitism Summit at the Central Synagogue was an opportunity to strategise to foil the evil plot of those who would wipe out Australian Jews.

Tony Burke is facing intense criticism for holding mass citizenship ceremonies in Labor strongholds on the eve of the election, raising concerns about voter manipulation and election integrity in Australia.