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An oil painting portraying Christ carrying the cross, with a cartoon face in the style of Looney Tunes, was taken down from an exhibit in Sydney after numerous complaints that it ridiculed Christianity.

The relentless pursuit of Assange and subsequently of Edward Snowden were important milestones on the path, via the national security, administrative, and surveillance state, to the rise of the biomedical state in which we now find ourselves.

If people want to celebrate the release of Julian Assange, fine, I get it. But I don't think this guy is a straight-up hero or martyr for free speech, and I think the situation is far more complex than the dominant narrative of one innocent, pure-hearted guy finally getting justice.

The Queensland Government's revised draft bill creates a vilification and sexual harassment minefield, along with new investigative powers and a duty to eliminate discrimination and harassment.

A pro-life professor of law at Adelaide University, Dr Joanna Howe has faced six internal investigations since 2019. Anti-life activists ‘mass reporting’ Dr Howe intend to silence, discredit, and delegitimise the mother of five’s factual, pro-life platform.

Two Republican States and five social media users sued the government for breaching their constitutional right to free speech. They alleged that platforms which were coerced into censoring voices critical of COVID-19 policies would do so on other issues.

Former President Donald Trump has overcome a major political hurdle in his quest for a White House re-run. The US Supreme Court ruled 6-3 in Trump’s favour, warning against political prosecution of former Presidents.

Australian Wikileaks boss Julian Assange is free, following a plea deal. While immediate, his release is conditional. Assange’s future freedom rests on pleading guilty to the United States Justice Department’s charge of espionage.

In May, a Sydney-based bakery with the awkward name “Oven Bakery by Fufu” caused outrage by baking a batch of cakes decorated with Palestinian flags and images of the Hamas spokesman Abu Abaid for the birthday of a lucky local four-year-old boy named Omar.

Josh Frydenberg, the former Treasurer of Australia, is a proud Australian and proud Jew. Feeling deeply the effects of antisemitism in his own life, he has produced an outstanding video calling out Antisemitism for what it is – one of the most deep-seated hatreds in the world today.

What has happened to Dr Jereth Kok is an appalling example of diabolical cancel culture at its worst. What we have are noisy minority groups wielding incredible power over innocent and conscientious professionals. This is so very wrong on so many levels.

Despite assurances to the contrary, the misinformation bill violates Australia’s commitment to freedom of opinion and expression, as laid out in Article 19 of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, to which Australia is a signatory.

In the wake of two violent stabbings in Sydney, senior politicians and bureaucrats are promising to ramp up social media censorship to protect Australians from misinformation and violent content online.

Rather than answer the question as to how Australia became a place in which a clergyman cannot stand at his pulpit without fearing for his life, our political masters, champions of diversity, have decided to simply shut down all conversation on social media.

The Christian bishop stabbed multiple times in Western Sydney is defending X, and forgiving his young Muslim attacker. Mar Mari Emmanuel used his first sermon since leaving hospital to double down on Christian forgiveness.

Australia's eSafety Commissioner Julie Inman-Grant has gone to war with Elon Musk, imposing global censorship on Twitter via an Australian court order.

Observations on news from the USA about pro-Palestinian student activists shutting down their own campus; Dr Hilary Cass in the UK facing safety issues after releasing her report on gender dysphoria treatment; Australian politicians lambasting Elon Musk; and Queensland Labor's lame attempt to claim credit for lower crime.

Former Australian Prime Minister Tony Abbott is warning against complacency in the face of “creeping wokeness”. The conservative PM, who ousted grandiose leftwing populist Kevin “07” Rudd, made the comments in response to Ireland’s recent referendum results.

Police shut down the National Conservatism Conference in Brussels, citing public disorder risks by counter-protesters. Whatever happened to protecting free speech?

How can we, individually and as a nation, protect ourselves from the insidious invasion of termites in our government, media and other aspects of our society?