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Labor’s immigration minister Tony Burke has pulled the plug on Candace Owens’ November speaking tour of Australia, two months after opening a door for 3,000 unvetted pro-Hamas Gazans.

Here, we have a “Christian” university apologising for having a strong Catholic giving a strong Catholic speech. Um, what would they prefer? In the future will they only have atheist speakers come in? Or Muslim speakers? And they are offering counselling for those who were offended!

We expect non-Christians and Christophobes to hate on Christianity. It happens all the time and is par for the course. But it is a bit more surprising when those who claim to be Christians do much the same thing.

One of the older and more well-known private schools in Australia is Methodist Ladies' College in Melbourne’s eastern suburbs, founded in 1882. The Herald Sun reported that students were told to remove cross necklaces at the Christian school for fear of offending other students.

Europeans are a danger to Europe, according to a report by the European Council. The expert report, released the week before last, claimed “whiteness” and “Europeanness” posed an existential threat to the European Union.

Police posting police messages in the blue and white colours of the police force are now Islamophobes, according to Macquarie University’s Dr Randa Abdel-Fattah.

Islam has become a major problem in this country. And our politicians have neither the moral clarity nor the courage to do anything about it. The Federal Labor Government are trying to sit this one out. But in a battle between good and evil, to sit idly on the sidelines is to condemn the country to hell.

Like all weasel words, “equality” is intentionally slippery; its usefulness relies upon ambiguity. The term is intended to manipulate. The victim thinks he is agreeing to something good, something he’d be ashamed to oppose.

From our initial analysis, we have significant concerns. While the Misinformation Bill is an improvement on the previous iteration, and provides some protections for religious speech, it still puts the power of censorship in the hands of unaccountable private corporations.

Seattle street preacher Matthew Meinecke was forcibly removed by police at a pro-abortion protest and a PRIDEFest rally in 2022. Attendees abused and physically assaulted Meinecke. Instead of arresting Antifa and the LGBTQ+ self-identifiers involved, Seattle police detained the pastor.

As with bits of most government legislation, the Misinformation Bill is worded in such a way as to sound quite innocuous and safe – even helpful and necessary. But that is so often not the case, and the opposite outcome is what we must fear.

A man who threw hot coffee over a 9-month-old baby escaped authorities thanks to political correctness. Police asked the public to help them locate the man they described as “tan”. They left it up to us to guess that “tan” meant “Asian”.

This is the problem that afflicts modern Western culture. We are more concerned about protecting a group’s feelings than about genuinely helping them.

Men cannot breastfeed babies. And nor should they try. So sue me. Well, actually, that’s exactly what one transgendered woman has done to a breastfeeding expert who dared to assert — as I have — that men have no business throwing a bub on the breast.

Queers for Palestine got a little reality check last week. Our ambassador in Iran was given a dressing down for an Instagram post promoting homosexuality. You see, homosexuality is illegal in the Islamic Republic of Iran.

Christian minister Bishop Karen Oliveto decided to campaign against “Islamophobia” by declaring that “We are all Muslims”. Bishop Oliveto’s stance is typical of those who enjoy the comfort of opinion, without the discomfort of thought.

The Albanese Government has abandoned plans to include questions about sexual preference in the Census in order to preserve social cohesion. Treasurer Jim Chalmers said the decision to ditch LGBTQ questions was about “avoiding nastiness”.

By now, most of you would have heard about what some church leaders might be doing in the UK. It seems they think the word “church” might turn people off, so there is discussion about whether or not the word “church” should be retained.

The World Health Organisation is warning that we are on the verge of a worldwide mpox outbreak. But whatever you do, don’t call it Monkeypox.

Once Ohio Senator J.D. Vance (R) was named the Republican vice presidential nominee last month, both Politico and The New York Times issued “think pieces” on Tolkien’s work, which Vance has said was influential over his own “conservative worldview”.