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It is extremely distressing that the Queensland Parliament yesterday passed a motion from Premier David Crisafulli which bans discussion of abortion in Parliament for the next four years.

How much worse things get in Australia, in large measure, depends on the Labor leaders running the nation and most states. Ugly antisemitism seems doomed to simply worsen if they remain in power.

What is the difference between 9 November 1938 in Germany and 6 December 2024 in Melbourne? Nothing, except some 86 years. In both cases, Jewish synagogues were set alight. The truth is, Jewish people no longer feel safe in this country.

On 24 November, Parliament abandoned the Misinformation Bill. Just two weeks later, Zoe Daniel MP re-introduced it under a different name. Here is an initial brief analysis of the Online Safety Amendment (Digital Duty of Care Bill) 2024 and its implications.

The last report from the United States oversight committee into COVID-19 is damning. Issued on 2 December, the select committee’s two-year investigation summary condemned lockdowns, social distancing, as well as mask and vaccine mandates as unscientific.

Many may be aware of the three Australian mRNA COVID-19 jab vials tested by virologist Dr David Speicher, and his report that a very high level of DNA contamination was found. Two historic votes were held in October in Western Australia and Idaho, USA, that could affect the whole world.

There are some special events to honour William Cooper this 6 December. At the Israel and German embassies in Canberra, a plaque honouring him will be erected on the adjoining fence of the embassies, an amazing gesture of solidarity.

Australians threatened to boycott 200 pubs that were plotting to scrap Australia Day celebrations. Now the hotel group has apologised, in just the latest evidence that Aussies are taking back their country from woke ideologues.

Information Warfare is an integral – and largely misunderstood – part of conflict. The use of terms like “misinformation” by politicians and pundits does nothing to help dispel this misunderstanding.

Australians will not have to present a Digital ID or other form of government ID to use social media under new laws setting the minimum age of social media access to 16.

Australia is the first country to set the minimum age of social media access to 16, after a landmark bill passed in the Senate late into the evening on the final sitting day of the year.

Putin's censorship of a theologically sound sermon as a national security threat exemplifies how easy it will be for governments to abuse misinformation and disinformation legislation.

In a Mordecai and Haman like twist, Dr Jay Bhattacharya, a man of faith, will be stepping into the role once held by the man who tried to censor him and destroy his reputation.

While the federal Misinformation and Disinformation Bill has been abandoned, planned new Victorian anti-hate speech laws will widen the net of draconian federal, state and territory laws crushing freedom of speech in Australia.

Kim Williams and his ilk hate Rogan and people like him because they are in panic mode. They are desperately upset that they no longer get to dictate and control the cultural narratives.

Albo might be waging war on the internet but the internet is fighting back.

A motion by Greens Senator Larissa Waters to remove the Children Born Alive Bill from the Senate notice paper was narrowly defeated 30–28 yesterday. The result means the bill remains alive in the Senate.

The Greens will today move that the Children Born Alive Protection Bill 2022 be removed from the Senate. But it's nothing more than a horrid political stunt.

The US has really been in a state of civil war for the past ten years, but much like the Cold War, it's been without a shot fired directly between the two adversaries.

While the Canberra Declaration agrees that social media can cause harm to children, we don't believe the government usurping the role of parents is the solution. Read our submission to the social media minimum age bill inquiry.