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Recall Andrew Thorburn. He lost his job not because he did anything wrong, but because a new worldview has quietly captured Australia's public square. The Australian Christian Freedom Index shows just how far that capture has gone.

Legacy media's addiction to fear, framing, and false narratives is betraying everyday Australians — and the evidence has never been more damning.

Brett Sutton, Victoria’s ex-health chief once crowned ‘Victorian of the Year’ for his COVID crackdown, now concedes key restrictions went too far and caused lasting harm.

Australia's first, safest, and most conservative voluntary assisted dying scheme is booming. In Victoria, demand has skyrocketed, and the Labor government plans to loosen safeguards and make it easier for even more people to access services. 

Former Victorian Labor Premier Daniel Andrews is living proof that the land Down Under is upside-down because of the lust for power. Andrews can do photo-ops with murderous dictators, and yet the average Aussie who questions mass immigration or multiculturalism is instantly branded a rabid racist.

Wild tales of machete bloodshed are no longer the stuff just of Hollywood, but the recurring happenings in Australia and elsewhere. Once known as the "world’s most liveable city", Melbourne clearly no longer is. It has become an unbearable hellhole with a ruined economy, a tsunami of radical woke agenda items destroying the place, and out-of-control crime.

Now we learn that the draconian 8 p.m. curfew during the COVID-19 pandemic had absolutely nothing to do with the advice of the medical community. It was simply another heavy-handed bit of tyranny from Dan Andrews.

In news last week, we learned the incredible lengths taken by the Victorian government to hide the health advice on which its extremist Covid policies were supposedly based.

I can’t get one Liberal or National to fight to overturn these anti-free speech laws so that no Australian is ever again subject to this sort of vexatious litigation. If we don’t have free speech, are we really a free nation? How did Australia come to this?

Pesutto’s power gamble backfires as integrity takes a backseat in the Victorian Liberal Party.

In light of the recent court ruling, the question everyone should be asking is this: Why is Moira Deeming still a pariah, and why is John Pesutto still being propped up as a Liberal Party paragon?

It’s all very well to be angry at Daniel Andrews, but we should be angrier at ourselves! The former Victorian premier trampled human rights during the pandemic, but only because we allowed him to do so.

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.

Yesterday, Australia’s two most aggressive Covid-era premiers, Daniel Andrews (Victoria) and Mark McGowan (Western Australia), were awarded the nation’s top honour, the Companion of the Order of Australia (AC).

Facing ongoing criticism over a range of issues, Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has decided to establish a watered-down process. The inquiry is an insult to the intelligence of the Australian people.

It will take some time to unravel a full assessment of Mr Andrews' period as state premier, but some preliminary observations can be made. There are many policy disasters.

You may not think Daniel Andrews is one of the worst leaders ever in Western civilisation, but it is clear he is leaving behind a state that is worse in almost every measurable way.

Under the Andrews government, Victoria is the highest taxing state in the nation, with businesses suffering under the burden of higher payroll taxes, higher Workcover premiums and higher land taxes.

Victorian Premier Daniel Andrews has resigned, sparking celebration from Australians and speculation about his sudden exit.

Anthony Albanese has announced a Covid inquiry that will specifically ignore the decisions of state and territory governments.