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Anthony Albanese is being urged to replicate a landmark British review into interventionist medical treatments that enable young children to change gender, amid increasing concern that puberty blockers may cause serious harm.

While standing firm on the rights of Australians to access affordable sausage sizzles, PM Albanese was rather less firm on the rights of Australian journalists to not be physically intimidated, harrassed or blocked on home soil by foreign agents.

Anyone keen on hate speech laws needs to spend a year in Pakistan, living under their Islamic blasphemy laws. Two Christian teens are set to be hanged over cartoons sent to their mobile phones by a Muslim, whom authorities let off.

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.

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

Former Trump administration aide Steve Bannon will serve a four-month prison sentence beginning in July. Bannon was charged with "contempt of Congress" because he refused to play along with the Biden administration’s hyped-up political persecution of January 6 protestors.

While votes are still being counted across Europe, early projections are showing conservative parties and candidates gaining significant ground, with centrist parties making minimal gains and left-wing parties suffering moderate to significant losses so far.

The cry of the protesters is that Israel is committing genocide in Gaza. But if that’s the case, Israel is doing a poor job at genocide. Even under Israeli occupation, the number of Palestinians in the West Bank and Gaza has increased by around 500%: is that a genocidal policy?

After ridding his country of violent gangs, one world leader is crediting God with his administration’s success. El Salvador’s president Nayib Bukele explained how his administration took El Salvador from being the murder capital of the world to the second-safest nation in the Western hemisphere.

Tim Costello, former CEO of World Vision and chief advocate for the Alliance for Gambling Reform, claims to have reached a personal crisis. His opinion piece is titled: “I am a Christian but my tribe supports Trump, I feel like I no longer belong.”

The Farage factor is inbound and on board for the July 4 UK General Election, in what is fast becoming a metaphorical D-Day. The political difference between now, and 80 years ago? This isn’t a Battle for Britain, it’s now a fight to save what’s left of Britain.

Yesterday, Australia’s two most aggressive Covid-era premiers, Daniel Andrews (Victoria) and Mark McGowan (Western Australia), were awarded the nation’s top honour, the Companion of the Order of Australia (AC).

Debate on the so-called “equality bill” tabled by the Independent member for Sydney, Alex Greenwich MP is set to begin, although 85.13% of the 13,258 people who responded to the public survey on the bill indicated they were opposed to its passage.

Our universities have become unsafe for Jewish students, while Jewish businesspeople have had their shops graffitied and trashed. The Prime Minister’s office in Marrickville has been unoccupied since January because of continuous pro-Palestinian protests. Why is this tolerated?

We can only understand the Trump conviction by taking stock of the overt spiritual warfare that has been waged against him since the beginning of his presidency. The catalogue is a long one. 

The political weaponisation of American courts to achieve a farcical conviction of Donald Trump bodes a worrying outlook for American democracy, its legal system and the country’s social cohesion. Basically, it may aid Trump.

Answering accountability questions, Anthony Fauci told the United States COVID Select Subcommittee that he didn’t “recall” discussions about the science for social distancing, or forcing kids to wear masks.

Hundreds of officials from dozens of countries have put the leader of the WHO on notice that if he persists in violating WHO rules to adopt a controversial global pandemic agreement or amend the International Health Regulations (IHR), it will render those provisions “null and void.”

In a national, and probably world first, the Australian state of Victoria has appointed a Parliamentary Secretary for Men's Behaviour Change after the Prime Minister declared a ‘national crisis’ of male violence against women earlier last month.

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