20 July 2023
6.3 MINS
The debate over Australia’s Indigenous Voice to Parliament is heating up. Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has endorsed the Uluru Statement from the Heart’s request for an Indigenous Voice to (Federal) Parliament, while Federal Opposition Leader Peter Dutton is against it. My own Church, the Sydney Anglican Church, endorsed a resolution late last [...]
19 July 2023
11.9 MINS
Editors’ note: The Daily Declaration does not have an official position on the proposed Indigenous Voice to Parliament, but we do encourage Christians in this, as in all areas of their lives, to respond to the coming referendum in worship to God and love of their [...]
19 July 2023
22 MINS
by Michael Jensen Editors’ note: The Daily Declaration does not have an official position on the proposed Indigenous Voice to Parliament, but we do encourage Christians in this, as in all areas of their lives, to respond to the coming referendum in worship to God and [...]
17 July 2023
3.6 MINS
To understand Australia's managed decline, just look at Wilcannia, once the "Queen of the West”. A thriving community, with a golf course; generous-sized sandstone shops, built to last forever, sitting alongside tree-lined, wide country streets. Today, the shops are boarded up. I was in Wilcannia [...]
14 July 2023
4.1 MINS
A few years ago we were still debating if social media was biased. Now Facebook is proudly interfering in an Australian referendum. I am old enough to remember when people were genuinely unsure if social media companies were censoring conservatives. The rumour was out there [...]
12 July 2023
5 MINS
Meta platforms are a primary source of news for most Australians. Meta, Facebook’s parent company, is the latest international mega-company to get involved in Australia’s upcoming referendum regarding an Indigenous Voice to Parliament, after Pfizer pledged its support for the Yes campaign earlier this year. [...]
7 July 2023
4.4 MINS
The Woke war on everything is coming for Australians, and its left-leaning extremists want blood from every stone. With the blessing of a Tasmanian taxpayer-funded “truth-telling” program, activists are demanding a memorial honouring Dr William Lodewyk Crowther be removed. Hobart City Council agreed, voting 7-4 [...]
4 July 2023
6.6 MINS
Why we must soundly reject the racist Voice. Prime Minister Anthony Albanese and the Left are having real trouble in getting Australians to support their divisive and racist “Voice” referendum. Public support for it is dropping, and Labor is in a quandary as to how [...]
3 July 2023
6.2 MINS
Clear thinking on law and morality. As I have often said, I am not a libertarian, although two years of Covid lockdown madness and health fascism have certainly moved me a bit further along in that direction! But I still believe there is a place [...]
3 July 2023
3.7 MINS
by Robbie Katter The idea that there is a silver bullet to solving the deep-seated challenges facing First Australian communities, especially in rural Australia, while well-intentioned is naïve and ill-informed. Presenting the Voice as the panacea to all problems relating to our First Australians is [...]
27 June 2023
3.7 MINS
The idea of recognising indigenous Australians in the Constitution is not new. Twenty-five years ago, it was a topic of major discussion at the constitutional convention as delegates grappled with the competing claims of symbolism and workability. How could the desire for recognition be aligned with [...]
26 June 2023
8.2 MINS
Our country and our future are under threat. We must fight the 'Voice'. How does a democracy die? It dies on the altar of a supposed utopia, much to the cheers of the misled masses. This has always been how totalitarians gained power; in Germany, [...]
21 June 2023
0.5 MINS
Following the Nation First analysis on the ‘Voice’ being a Trojan Horse for Marxism, Senator Jacinta Nampijinpa Price and Fair Australia have released an advertisement exposing one of the Communist architects of the ‘Indigenous Voice to Parliament’. The advertisement highlights the views of Thomas Mayo, [...]
22 May 2023
0.6 MINS
Rugby Australia has become the latest sporting code to announce their support for an Indigenous Voice to Parliament. However, the “last time” they decided to get involved in politics it was to “shut down the voice” of Israel Folau, says Sky News Australia host James [...]
14 April 2023
13.8 MINS
What on earth could a caterpillar have to do with politics or worship or – wait for it – the Voice? My Dream On the night of 24 March, I had a strange dream about a caterpillar-like creature. It was light blue and see-through, and [...]
21 March 2023
3.9 MINS
In May 2017 at Mutitjulu, in the shadow of Uluru, more than 250 delegates put their signatures on a historic statement -- a petition to the people of Australia: The Uluru Statement from the Heart. The Statement grew out of a series of regional dialogues [...]
15 March 2023
3.4 MINS
The so-called ‘Voice to Parliament’ is a proposal for a race-based advisory body established via a referendum to amend Australia’s Constitution. We have only just commenced this corrosive process and already, we are seeing more questions than answers. I oppose the Voice as a matter [...]
9 March 2023
1.9 MINS
The approach taken by Labor and the Coalition towards the referendum on an Indigenous Voice to Parliament is a case study in how the politics of blame works in Australia. Both major parties have adopted separate political strategies leading into the referendum, diminishing the chances [...]
7 March 2023
3.1 MINS
The Cambridge Dictionary states that “treaty” is “a written agreement between two or more countries, formally approved and signed by their leaders”. The Collins English Dictionary says, “A treaty is a written agreement between countries in which they agree to do a particular thing or [...]
2 March 2023
3.5 MINS
The Howard Government refused to issue an apology to Indigenous Australians in 2002 despite recommendations in a milestone report, primarily because it would have implied present-day generations were responsible for atrocities to generations of the past. In cabinet minutes from 2002 released by the National [...]





