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From The Voice to negative gearing, Australia's Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has built a troubling pattern of broken promises — and voters are finally paying attention.

IPA Deputy Executive Director Daniel Wild says the Liberal Party abandoned its core principles by backing rushed hate speech laws, warning the sweeping legislation could chill debate and expand government power.

Last Thursday, the Victorian Parliament passed the Statewide Treaty Bill, which will bring about everything a clear majority of Victorians voted against more than two years ago. Premier Allan has given her middle finger to every Victorian who voted No and to the democratic process in general.

It's two years this week since the Voice referendum. Two years since one of the great victories of democracy against a radical push by activists to divide us by race in the Constitution.

Depending on which echo chamber you get your news from, last week Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg took steps to either save democracy, or to end it. Zuckerberg announced several changes to Meta’s moderation approach, including replacing third-party fact-checkers with a user-driven Community Notes model.

Despite the overwhelming rejection of the Voice, Australian political and cultural elites are carrying on as if the loss never really happened. The Yes advocates continue wagging their fingers at the 60 percent of the electorate who voted No.

I speak, of course, of WA Senator Fatima Payman and her newly announced Australia’s Voice party. Will Jews feel welcome in what must be seen as mainly a Muslim Party? What will the new political party’s position be on LGBTI issues and the like?

Efforts to close the gap between Indigenous Australians and the rest of the country stalled during the failed Voice referendum, and the recent federal budget did not address the crisis as all governments promised to do.

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.

Doubling down on Dutton derangement syndrome (DDS), Jim Chalmers has insinuated that the leader of the opposition is as dangerous as a domestic terrorist.

For months, the Voice was all we talked about. And then — nothing. The “week of silence” declared by Indigenous leaders after the referendum’s defeat was only barely succeeded by serious reflection from the rest of Australia.

Among the 477 censored submissions was the Canberra Declaration’s lengthy report, which included whistleblower testimonies from Indigenous Australians who reported severe human rights abuses during the national COVID-19 vaccine rollout.

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.

The US-based Christian band for KING + COUNTRY will return home next week for their much-anticipated “Homecoming Tour” — coinciding with the release in Australia of their brand new film, Unsung Hero.

The left knows that they now have a major legitimacy problem, which is why, hilariously, some activists are now demanding that voting for the Voice is made compulsory. Compulsory for Indigenous people, I mean. Non-Indigenous people needn’t bother.

The recently released financial report on the Voice referendum reveals a massive spending gap between the Yes and No campaigns, thanks in large part to the top end of town.

What is Aboriginal spirituality and belief? Less than 2% of Aboriginals identify with traditional religions or beliefs, and over 50% identify as Christians.

The attack on the statue of Cook demonstrates the historical amnesia of the vandals. He didn’t ‘invade’ Australia. Nor did he establish a colony, contrary to the slogan painted on the plinth of his statue asserting that ‘the colony will fall.’

There is a Melbourne Cup field for the biggest losers, but a few stand out from the field. My trifecta comprises Anthony Albanese, the woke leaders of corporate and sporting Australia, and the old indigenous elite.

In front of 1500 conference attendees, I spoke about the recent referendum and the importance of moving on from victimhood and blame towards being a more unified country.