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Sarah Hanson-Young waved a dead salmon around in the Australian Senate the day before yesterday. Which one of them do you think is on the nose?

The Rainbow Serpent has now been used twice in the past month as the central reason for a farmer and a local council both to be found guilty of breaking the law. Western Australians, thanks to the zealousness of certain parts of their government, now live under a kind of pagan law.

Insurance companies will have to do more than just price the risk of accidents, unexpected crimes or natural crises. They may have to start pricing ideological risk, especially when it comes from the left wing of the political spectrum.

An increasing number of farmers and agricultural bodies are complaining that the promised bonanza from free trade giving them greater access to global markets is not happening. They point to rapidly rising food imports undermining Australian farmers in their own domestic market.

The loss of automotive manufacturing to Australia is a compelling illustration of policy failure relating to the preservation of firms of national importance. The loss of Australian tractor manufacturing is another example.

While major league sports and other businesses quietly dumped the June tradition, Tractor Supply Co. opted for a full-scale reversal, complete with a public apology for their activism.

Australian farmers are up in arms over planned legislation by the Albanese Government to force farmers to pay for the Government’s biosecurity arrangements, along with importers and the Government itself.

The global demand for biofuels has led to deforestation, with the inevitable release of significant amounts of smoke and carbon dioxide. This is biofuel lunacy. There is no moral, scientific or economic justification to legislate ethanol folly.

I put it to you: our established government and political system is broken beyond repair. But that does not mean we can do nothing. We can all do something, and that something is nothing more than revolution!

News this past week of a West Australian farmer facing jail for upsetting the Rainbow Serpent shows just how pagan our secular culture has become.

In an interview with a prominent beekeeper, we learned that the governmental response to the Varroa mites infestation was both astounding and typical of a system run by bureaucrats, often out of their depth and committed to a ‘quick fix’.  

The preaching of the Gospel, brought to Australia with the First Fleet, spread through the nation, and the Word of God became the foundation for our government, our courts of law and our education system. This set Australia on solid ground.

The big idea of this book is that 1776, more than any other year in the last millennium, is the year that made us who we are. We cannot understand ourselves without it.

When large-scale solar parks destroy thousands of hectares of what was once prime agricultural or grazing farmland, the lunacy of net zero pseudo-science is striking.

The ARC was a clarion call to rush the guards imposed by our woke elites and escape their totalitarian grip. Expert speakers constructed a vision for the future. Commonsense social and economic policy and pride in Western Civilisation broke out of the constraints of cancel culture

Under the Murray-Darling Basin Plan, reducing irrigation allocations by about 30 per cent in Australia’s major food bowl will result in consumers paying a whole lot more for their food.

Way to go, Dutch freedom fighters! Dutch farmers have banded together to form a political party and preserve their way of life, refusing to give in to socialist state control of their land. Gotta like the Dutch. I often write about Holland in part because [...]

The Big Brother war on farming should horrify all of us. How many times does it have to be said? Ignore history, and you WILL end up repeating its mistakes. When we see questionable things happening today that were done previously in recent history, we [...]

Jacinda Ardern proposes taxing emissions from farm animals. Decimating the agricultural sector seems an acceptable sacrifice for jet-setting politicians. New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern has stood in for Prince William at a UN conference, describing herself as “an extremely poor substitute”. Other examples of [...]

Editor's Note: Writing in News Weekly, former President of the National Civic Council Peter Westmore points out the erroneous claims made by the Minister for the Environment which will infect national policy, further eroding our agricultural and fishing industries. ___ Unveiling the “State of the [...]