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A new OECD report shows that Australians have suffered one of the developed world’s sharpest declines in living standards since Covid. The signs are everywhere: whether bracket creep or business confidence collapse, here are 10 hard data points that expose the gap between Labor’s spin and Australians’ everyday experience.

Family First’s National Director Lyle Shelton described Sarah Game as “one of the strongest and most courageous advocates for families in any Australian parliament”.

More than half of Australians are sacrificing food and medication to stay housed this winter, as new Vinnies research reveals the deepening cost-of-living crisis gripping Victorian households.

One Nation's historic Farrer by-election win signals a seismic shift in Australian politics, as the populist-right party emerges as a genuine threat to the collapsing Coalition.

A 16-year-old examines the Social Media Minimum Age Act's implementation, scrutinising platform verification methods, data privacy risks, and Australia's outdated digital protections.

One Nation's Darren Hercus is mounting a serious challenge in Saturday's Nepean by-election, dismissing Liberal attacks and positioning himself as the true alternative for frustrated conservative voters.

Nation First’s George Christensen asks himself whether a return to Parliament is necessary to fight for freedom, sovereignty, and the most vulnerable.

St Vincent de Paul Society NSW hosted the local launch of the Australian Catholic Bishops Conference 2026 social justice statement, urging practical action to confront Australia’s deepening cost of living and housing crisis.

A young law student’s unexpected conversion abroad set him on a lifelong path of faith, law and public advocacy — culminating in his decision to stand for Family First.

Australia-first sentiment is surging as the Australian Lobby Group rapidly gains members, influence, and alignment with One Nation—challenging Canberra’s assumptions about patriotism, sovereignty, and voter priorities.

What seemed completely unbelievable just a few years ago has suddenly become a very real possibility at the start of 2026. Namely, the Islamic Republic of Iran looks increasingly likely to fall.

From ancient Rome to modern Victoria, sport and spectacle are used to distract from crime, decay — and political accountability.

The Coalition stakes its claim on affordable energy, challenging Labor’s Net Zero obsession based on questionable climate science. With real-world economics on their side, they could win both the argument—and the next election.

In a time marked by volatility and disruption, leaders from Power to Change reflect on a growing openness to Christ in the culture — especially among Gen Z — and the possibility of a coming revival that could reshape Australia’s faith landscape.

Chris Uhlmann and former Deputy PM John Anderson lay bare the brutal reality of net zero – it will impoverish the nation, destroy industries, and leave young people with a diminished future. But no one in power will admit it.

Greg Sheridan recently warned that Australia is a nation in decline — from rising debt to falling fertility and a loss of hope. At the heart of it all? A spiritual vacuum we’ve tried to ignore.

The Liberal Party has been losing ground to Labor for years, struggling against a one-party state machine that locks in left-wing control.

With rising debt and vague promises, both Labor and the Coalition are sidestepping hard reforms as global threats grow.

Australia is yet again approaching an election in which neither party leader, or party, is particularly popular. Whoever wins will be little more than, in the eyes of Australians, the leper with the most fingers. Australia tends not to elect heroes; it elects managers.

Trump-hating Aussies are foaming at the mouth about Jacinta Nampijinpa Price’s recent “Make Australia Great Again” comments. There’s nothing “strange”  about Jacinta Price’s optimism. There’s a lot wrong with the Labor Party’s apparent hatred for renewing Australia’s potential.