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Meet Chris Elston, a Canadian father of two girls, who has gained prominence for his work advocating to protect children from harmful medical transitioning practices like puberty blockers, cross-sex hormones and surgeries, through conversations sparked by his billboards around the world.

Australia passed its Digital ID bill in the Lower House yesterday, green-lighting the implementation of the legislative framework for the expansion of the Australian Government's Digital ID system.

Hunter Biden's laptop, the Wuhan lab leak and the Trump-Russia collusion hoax are just some of the fake news stories published by The New York Times in recent years. But actually, the Gray Lady's fling with fake news goes back almost a century.

The WHO pandemic treaty has suffered a major setback with the United Kingdom threatening to boycott the globalist initiative, citing threats to national sovereignty and undue influence by external powers like China.

The Victorian Liberal Party has shown solidarity with Never Again is Now in the lead-up to this Sunday's event, with thousands expected to stand against antisemitism.

Fourteen Australian Senators and MPs have written to Prime Minister Anthony Albanese urging his Government to reject impending WHO pandemic reforms, which are to be voted on by WHO Member States at the 77th World Health Assembly (WHA) at the end of this month.

Gaining over 3.3 million views on X, Winston Marshall’s 11 May Oxford Union speech is a shoo-in for the top 10 highlights of 2024. His speech was on populism, and it triggered Trump-hating matriarch Nancy Pelosi’s trademark spite.

Since the October 7 atrocity, there has been a string of anti-Jewish sermons delivered in Sydney mosques by Muslim preachers. These have attracted much critical attention in the Australian media.

Cumberland councillor Steve Christou has stood by his successful motion to remove children’s books depicting same-sex parenting from the council’s libraries despite a NSW Government threat to remove funding over the decision.

On the eve of the 76th anniversary of the proclamation of the state of Israel on 14 May 1948, Australia has betrayed the only democracy in the Middle East at the recent UN vote on Palestine.

Pressure is mounting on Prime Minister Anthony Albanese, with parents and teachers declaring his anticipated changes to religious discrimination laws an attack on faith-based schools.

In 2021, the New York Times swore black and blue that anyone sharing testimonies of the vaccine injured was an anti-vaxxer. Now the Times claim thousands were maimed. What gives?

The government's recent announcement of an “age assurance” trial to filter the internet is a good start in combatting domestic violence — but it doesn’t go far enough.

Albanese has had seven months to call out anti-semitism and to slam the weekly pro-Palestinian protests that promote hate and bile against the Jewish community. Privately making the right noises, in hushed tones, to the nation’s rabbis is hardly a response, let alone leadership.

Australia's political leaders are making life hard for families, bribing voters, can't define the word woman, and have no idea how to confront a rising tide of antisemitism. Our country deserves better.

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.

In the wake of two violent stabbings in Sydney, senior politicians and bureaucrats are promising to ramp up social media censorship to protect Australians from misinformation and violent content online.

Rather than answer the question as to how Australia became a place in which a clergyman cannot stand at his pulpit without fearing for his life, our political masters, champions of diversity, have decided to simply shut down all conversation on social media.

Falconer, a Senior Constable who describes himself as “pro-choice,” said the decision to dismiss his vaccine mandate appeal is “disappointing,” and that it will serve as a “cautionary tale” of what happens to Australians who “pursue justice and bodily autonomy.”

In a head-to-head contest, Trump would garner 49% of the vote and Biden only 43% — a six-point lead for Trump.