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The Victorian Parliament will debate whether or not to continue opening proceedings with the Lord’s Prayer. The debate has been forced by the Catholic Church after the Victorian Premier Jacinta Allan proposed ditching the prayer because, well, “diversity”.

The NSW Greens hit peak levels of hypocrisy and humour this week as they made a last-ditch effort to stop a resolution of the cemeteries matter that has been dragging on for years.

The Queensland Labor Government has said it will not release the health advice underpinning harsh restrictions imposed during the pandemic because it does not exist. This news will come as a massive shock to exactly nobody.

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.

The centrepiece of the NSW Labor Government’s budget was billions of dollars for public housing. Yet, at the same time that they were promising new homes to ease the housing crisis, they were refusing to raise the tax-free threshold on land tax.

Bourla said that disinformation is “the worst thing that I have seen during this pandemic”, before going on to liken independent scientists questioning “the science” to Goebbels spreading disinformation about the Jews.

The autobiography of the former Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison has got to be one of the most surprising books I have read in quite some time. I picked it up expecting him to talk about politics, when it’s primarily about God.

It has now been almost 15 months since the Covenant School attack, and the public is still waiting for officials to explain what animated the deadliest mass shooting in Tennessee history.

Since the early days of the COVID-19 period, I have maintained that the restrictions imposed on Australians (and many others throughout the world) to “stop the spread” were nonsensical and unjust.

Former Trump administration aide Steve Bannon will serve a four-month prison sentence beginning in July. Bannon was charged with "contempt of Congress" because he refused to play along with the Biden administration’s hyped-up political persecution of January 6 protestors.

While votes are still being counted across Europe, early projections are showing conservative parties and candidates gaining significant ground, with centrist parties making minimal gains and left-wing parties suffering moderate to significant losses so far.

The Farage factor is inbound and on board for the July 4 UK General Election, in what is fast becoming a metaphorical D-Day. The political difference between now, and 80 years ago? This isn’t a Battle for Britain, it’s now a fight to save what’s left of Britain.

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).

Answering accountability questions, Anthony Fauci told the United States COVID Select Subcommittee that he didn’t “recall” discussions about the science for social distancing, or forcing kids to wear masks.

Hundreds of officials from dozens of countries have put the leader of the WHO on notice that if he persists in violating WHO rules to adopt a controversial global pandemic agreement or amend the International Health Regulations (IHR), it will render those provisions “null and void.”

In a national, and probably world first, the Australian state of Victoria has appointed a Parliamentary Secretary for Men's Behaviour Change after the Prime Minister declared a ‘national crisis’ of male violence against women earlier last month.

New South Wales Police fined 3,628 children from 2020 to 2022 for COVID-related "offences". Most were from low socio-economic LGAs. Of these, the highest fines for breaching Public Health Orders were AUD $5,000, with the majority fixed at $1,000.

Labor plans to infuse existing vilification legislation with new powers to criminally prosecute any Australian for speech that Canberra or the states decide is harmful or violent. The new “hate speech” laws will be detrimental to our fracturing society.

It seems pretty clear that Aboriginality — or at least the most tenuous link to it — is now seen as a valid excuse for dangerous foreign nationals to remain in the country. All of this represents a disgusting betrayal.

By far the biggest threat to Dutton isn’t Australians ignoring Albanese’s double standards. The biggest threat is whether the opposition leader is willing to reduce government, revitalise freedom, and reform the Liberal Party.