Politics & Current Affairs
Don’t Tell Us to Be Quiet
Politicians demanding kindness should start by earning the public’s respect.
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Confidential Daily Comment
Hell Ships of the South China Sea
Thousands of Allied POWs survived the Burma Railway only to be abandoned, torpedoed, and left to die aboard Japanese hell ships in one of World War II’s most horrific maritime tragedies.
Confidential Daily Comment
The political landscape has detonated
They say a week is a long time in politics. What happened in Farrer in just twelve months is nothing short of historic.
Confidential Daily Comment
Anzac Day Hijacked by Woke Agenda
A sacred national tradition faces growing backlash as identity politics collides with remembrance.
Weekly Dose of Common Sense
THEY PAID IN BLOOD
Forty-four haunting images reveal the sacrifice that bought our freedom and why remembrance must never fade.
Confidential Daily Comment
Media Mafia Hits New Low
Australia’s legacy media has abandoned truth, fairness and independence in pursuit of power and propaganda.
Weekly Dose of Common Sense
A Hero in Handcuffs
Craig Kelly exposes the troubling questions surrounding the arrest and prosecution of Victoria Cross recipient Ben Roberts-Smith.
Weekly Dose of Common Sense
RECKLESS. CRIMINAL. NEGLIGENCE.
Australia’s fuel security failure has left the nation dangerously exposed, unprepared, and one crisis away from economic collapse and food shortages.
Weekly Dose of Common Sense
Australia One Tank From Collapse
A decade of neglect has left Australia dangerously exposed to a fuel crisis that could cripple the nation overnight.
Confidential Daily Comment
The Killer Cyclone History Forgot
As Australia obsesses over modern climate panic, the catastrophic 1899 Cyclone Mahina, and its 400 dead, have slipped quietly from the nation’s memory.
Weekly Dose of Common Sense
LGBTQIA+ Lives Matter … But Apparently Not at the ABC.
When the national broadcaster buries the truth, it isn’t journalism, it’s complicity.
Politics & Current Affairs
Speech Police and the Slippery Slope
Jailing one fool for offensive words may satisfy the mob, but it sets a precedent that threatens every Australian’s right to speak freely.