They Had Their Villains Ready
The attack on Helen Haines became an excuse to blame Hanson, conservative voices and men before investigators had established a motive.
In his final message to the Sky News audience, Cory Bernardi urged Australia to 'stay classy'.
Teena McQueen is committed to the Trump train, which she says will carry Donald J Trump to victory in the 2024 US Presidential elections.
Keeping up with the climate catastrophists is becoming harder. As each of their theories is proved false, they clutch at new, even more outlandish ones to scare us with.
One of the tricks of politics is to drop information you’d rather people didn’t notice at times when they are likely to be missed by the media. Their ABC have done it again.
People are waking up to the fact that we have been abandoned by those entrusted to protect us. Now we need a new approach.
Australia is being let down by a government that doesn't know what to do or how to do it. The pressure of underperformance is starting to show and we are all paying the price.
Sky News host Cory Bernardi says Climate Change and Energy Minister Chris Bowen “refuses” to support the potential of nuclear energy in Australia.
Labor's digital identity bill is a trojan horse for even more control over your digital life. Senator Ralph Babet joined Cory to identify the dangers.
Extremist lobby group Animals Australia have been embroiled in a 'cash for cruelty' scandal and have been linked to a payment of $148,000 to someone in order to facilitate animal cruelty
As the political year draws to a close, the federal Labor government have has a shocker of a year. Senator Gerard Rennick joined Cory to talk about their wasted priorities.
Tucker Carlson interviews the most cancelled man on the internet - Alex Jones of Infowars fame.
Cory Bernardi has called for Australia’s leaders to have the political courage to stand as part of the global community but remain “fiercely independent of their bureaucratic demands”.
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