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From social media bans to Australia Day boycotts, our world seems to be losing any sense.

In a cost-of-living crisis, with Australians facing higher bills, growing debt, and an energy system at risk of instability, Albanese and Labor are making life worse for all of us. Labor's plan relies on a carbon price to justify their renewables-only approach.

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.

Our Labor Government voted at the United Nations last week in favour of Palestinian sovereignty over the so-called occupied territories. Since when do you create conditions for peace by acquiescing to terrorists?

Stop wasting your time on fake news. Get on Twitter/X and follow these accounts before the Albanese Government throws us all in the digital gulag.

The Premier of Victoria Jacinta Allan – a member of the socialist left faction of the Labor Party – wants us to have death taxes, also known as inheritance taxes. Somehow, she thinks that this is a neat idea and a fair thing for governments to foist upon the masses.

Anthony Albanese’s alternative to a COVID Royal Commission has recommended Labor create a centralised source for information and control during a public health crisis.

In a report handed down yesterday, Australia’s federal Covid Inquiry found that extreme public health restrictions, coupled with lack of transparency about the evidence informing these decisions, has led to a major slide in public trust.

When planning for the next federal election, due by September 2025, with some pundits suggesting as early as March, Prime Minister Albanese (aka one-term Albo) cannot ignore the Christian vote, the majority of which is Catholic.

The Catholic Archbishop of Sydney, Anthony Fisher, has warned the church will be forced to consider closing religious schools if the government strips them of the ability to preference the employment of teachers supportive of Christian teachings.

Australians have marked one year since Hamas’ incursion into Israel killed 1,200 and divided the West. Coordinated public events saw prominent political figures from the Liberals, Nationals, Independents, and some minor parties gather in solidarity with Israel’s hour of mourning.

Islam has become a major problem in this country. And our politicians have neither the moral clarity nor the courage to do anything about it. The Federal Labor Government are trying to sit this one out. But in a battle between good and evil, to sit idly on the sidelines is to condemn the country to hell.

Penny Wong's deft touch — by which I mean her total abandonment of moral clarity — has become a unifying touchstone for all Australians. By insisting Israel has a right to defend itself, she angers the Muslims. And then, by cleverly chastising Israel every time they defend themselves, she angers the Jews.

The Costs Protection Bill is not innocuous. It could have serious consequences for religious institutions. It is not about minor procedural adjustments. It will inevitably lead to vexatious complaints. The Labor Government has aligned itself with radical critics of religious belief.

As with bits of most government legislation, the Misinformation Bill is worded in such a way as to sound quite innocuous and safe – even helpful and necessary. But that is so often not the case, and the opposite outcome is what we must fear.

Speaking about the Sex Discrimination Amendment (Acknowledging Biological Reality) Bill 2024, Senator Chandler said the removal of "woman" from the 2013 act wasn’t an oversight: “The Labor Party deliberately turned the act designed to protect women into one designed to punish women.”

Queers for Palestine got a little reality check last week. Our ambassador in Iran was given a dressing down for an Instagram post promoting homosexuality. You see, homosexuality is illegal in the Islamic Republic of Iran.

The decision by Beijing to lift its restrictions on the import of Australian wine is pleasing, but much of the resultant celebration is misplaced. Australia should come to a realistic understanding of the capricious nature of the Chinese regime.

A Muslim group awarded charity status in the recent budget has warned senators of the legal risk of condemning the anti-Israel “river to the sea” chant and claims Labor has abandoned its own senator, Fatima Payman, over her allegations of genocide in Gaza.

It is not only the politicians who have weighed in but the judiciary as well, with Justice Robert Bromwich of the Federal Court of Australia now offering a legal definition of what it means to be a woman. The case, Tickle v Giggle, has a humorous name but serious implications.