10 December 2024
12.6 MINS
We need to go back almost 20 years to the time when the inaugural Prosecutor of the International Criminal Court (ICC) issued the first dramatic arrest warrant for a sitting head of state. Will it prove a case of three strikes and you are out with respect to global governance?
9 December 2024
6.7 MINS
What is the difference between 9 November 1938 in Germany and 6 December 2024 in Melbourne? Nothing, except some 86 years. In both cases, Jewish synagogues were set alight. The truth is, Jewish people no longer feel safe in this country.
6 December 2024
6 MINS
Australians are already feeling the cost of the "renewable" transition, but there are far higher costs to come, according to Chris Uhlmann's new documentary "The Real Cost of Net Zero".
6 December 2024
2.1 MINS
On 24 November, Parliament abandoned the Misinformation Bill. Just two weeks later, Zoe Daniel MP re-introduced it under a different name. Here is an initial brief analysis of the Online Safety Amendment (Digital Duty of Care Bill) 2024 and its implications.
6 December 2024
3.2 MINS
The last report from the United States oversight committee into COVID-19 is damning. Issued on 2 December, the select committee’s two-year investigation summary condemned lockdowns, social distancing, as well as mask and vaccine mandates as unscientific.
6 December 2024
8.1 MINS
Many may be aware of the three Australian mRNA COVID-19 jab vials tested by virologist Dr David Speicher, and his report that a very high level of DNA contamination was found. Two historic votes were held in October in Western Australia and Idaho, USA, that could affect the whole world.
4 December 2024
2.8 MINS
Flanked by John Ruddick on early Monday morning, Craig Kelly announced he had joined The Libertarians. Kelly defended limited government, and the Libertarian goal of releasing the economy to power opportunity, responsibility, and individual liberty.
2 December 2024
3.1 MINS
Australians will not have to present a Digital ID or other form of government ID to use social media under new laws setting the minimum age of social media access to 16.
29 November 2024
6 MINS
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.
29 November 2024
3.7 MINS
What are the cultural implications of Donald Trump’s decisive presidential victory? How should followers of Jesus assess all this?
28 November 2024
3 MINS
Are Australian Senators the least curious people on the planet? Our Senators this week said no — for the fifth time — to an inquiry into the use of puberty blockers on children.
26 November 2024
7.5 MINS
The US has really been in a state of civil war for the past ten years, but much like the Cold War, it's been without a shot fired directly between the two adversaries.
26 November 2024
6.3 MINS
Two Australian local governments have joined a grassroots campaign calling for state and federal officials to take precautionary action over Covid vaccine safety concerns.
26 November 2024
4.7 MINS
Elon Musk and Vivek Ramaswamy’s plans to protect taxpayers from wasteful spending will take a scalpel to Planned Parenthood funding, reasserting Americans’ financial autonomy by removing federal funds from the nation’s largest abortion chain.
25 November 2024
2.9 MINS
The Federal Labor Government has officially withdrawn its Misinformation Bill in a massive victory for free speech. The bill's defeat represents the power of ordinary people to make a very real difference.
25 November 2024
1.7 MINS
In recent weeks, many Australians have voiced their opposition to Labor’s Bill which could see social media platforms and users fined hundreds of thousands of dollars over “mis or dis information” online.
22 November 2024
9.8 MINS
The history of American elections is overflowing with cases of voting fraud. The most important difference in 2024 was that voters came out in vast numbers that really did make the election too big to rig, just as Team Trump had been pushing.
20 November 2024
4.9 MINS
Despite stiff pushback from legal experts and the public, the misinformation bill passed in the House of Representatives on 7 November. It now goes to the Senate, where Labor, with the possible support of the Greens, needs to shore up the votes of enough crossbench senators to pass it into law.
19 November 2024
9 MINS
Look closely at Trump's cabinet picks and you'll be shocked... at the deception of the media.
18 November 2024
2.1 MINS
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?





