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One Nation's historic Farrer by-election win signals a seismic shift in Australian politics, as the populist-right party emerges as a genuine threat to the collapsing Coalition.

Nuclear energy is staging a dramatic global comeback as energy security fears, fossil fuel volatility, and the limits of renewables force governments to reconsider their long-held opposition.

Challenging the climate change narrative as reflecting a Marxist-influenced agenda, at odds with biblical truth about God's sovereignty over creation.

Foreign millions are quietly funding Australia's green movement — and the Sunrise Project sits at the centre of it all.

A provocative examination of slavery's overlooked global history — challenging modern narratives by tracing the practice across civilisations, cultures, and centuries, long before Western involvement.

The Albanese Labor Government is spending $20 million to tell Australians to pump up their tyres — while ignoring the Prime Minister's own warnings about fuel security.

Despite the fact that the Persian Gulf supplies just 20 per cent of the world’s oil and gas, the effects of the current shortfall are economically catastrophic.

The severity of the global fuel crisis hitting Australians, and that may well reverberate for years to come, is not because Iran shut the vital Strait of Hormuz. It is from decades of incompetent Australian political leadership.

A young law student’s unexpected conversion abroad set him on a lifelong path of faith, law and public advocacy — culminating in his decision to stand for Family First.

Andrew Hastie’s vote on the antisemitism bill is defended as principled pragmatism—achieving the least harmful outcome, protecting core freedoms, and showing real political courage amid misinformed backlash.

The Coalition stakes its claim on affordable energy, challenging Labor’s Net Zero obsession based on questionable climate science. With real-world economics on their side, they could win both the argument—and the next election.

The Liberal Party is finally waking up to the political and economic damage of net zero, as Australians demand affordability, reliability and a return to common-sense energy policy.

Bill Gates now warns that climate catastrophism clouds judgment. While climate change is real, focusing solely on emissions risks harming the vulnerable. A reasoned, holistic approach, including economic growth and adaptation, saves lives.

The Nationals have just powered up an Australia First pitch to ditch the poverty-inducing Net Zero nanny state. The new campaign is a fight for the nation, and it gives the Nationals a firm foundation for the 2028 election.

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese’s announcement that his government was committed to cutting CO2 emissions by 62–70 per cent by 2035 has everything to do with political grandstanding, and nothing to do with saving the planet from the spectre of climate change.

In an hour-long speech before the UN General Assembly on Tuesday, President Donald Trump rebuked world leaders for embracing nonsensical, self-destructive policies, and he urged them to follow America’s lead in restoring prosperity.

Andrew Hastie’s declaration of war on the Carbon Zero climate con is a clear step towards him becoming the leader of the opposition. The priority is Australia First, and getting the nation out of this net-zero straitjacket.

With Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese preparing to unveil a radical new 2035 climate target, possibly a 75% emissions cut, pressure is mounting on the Liberals and Nationals to face what they’ve avoided for years: that Net Zero is unaffordable, unworkable, and politically toxic.

In Victoria, the green revolution is running into resistance as the Victorian Government reveals plans to cover 8 per cent of the state – up from 7 per cent in the draft 2025 Victorian Transmission Plan released in May 2025 – with solar panels and wind farms.

They sold Australia out. They flogged our farms, our water, our ports, our power, and our minerals. They gutted our industries, flooded our labour market, priced our kids out of homes, and told us to “trust the global economy.” Enough. Here’s how we take it all back.