In a pointed discussion, One Nation leader Pauline Hanson condemns the Prime Minister's delayed response to recent anti-Semitic attacks, calling it inadequate and overdue. She advocates for decisive action to curb escalating community tensions and supports Peter Dutton's stance on standing solely in front of the Australian flag. Hanson highlights the importance of national unity, criticising the display of multiple flags in Parliament and public spaces, emphasising that one flag represents all Australians.

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In November 1938, the world was less than a year away from the start of the most destructive war in history.

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A heated exchange erupted in the Senate as One Nation leader Pauline Hanson questioned Senator Fatima Payman’s eligibility under Section 44 of the Constitution. Hanson called for Payman’s citizenship status to be reviewed, accusing the Greens of protecting her. In a passionate rebuttal, Payman fired back, labelling Hanson’s remarks divisive and racist. The tense debate underscored deep divisions in Parliament over eligibility, identity, and the interpretation of constitutional obligations.

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Australia should immediately ban the use of puberty blockers for children with gender dysphoria after a United Kingdom panel of medical experts found they posed an “unacceptable safety risk”.

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Australia should immediately ban the use of puberty blockers for children with gender dysphoria after a United Kingdom panel of medical experts found they posed an “unacceptable safety risk.”

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James Ashby, Chief of Staff for Pauline Hanson's One Nation, weighs in on Australia’s economic struggles, highlighting government overspending and its impact on businesses and households. He also discusses the urgency of addressing youth crime and criticizes lenient sentencing in high-profile cases. From mass migration concerns to public outrage over taxpayer-funded extravagance, Ashby offers sharp analysis and bold solutions to pressing national issues.

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The 2024 US presidential election has highlighted a seismic shift in how people consume news, a shift that resonates with media trends in Australia. As reported by The Australian (from whom we source the graphic attached to this article), traditional media—once the self-appointed ‘gatekeeper’ of political discourse—is quickly losing ground to new platforms like podcasts, TikTok, and independent online creators.

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Evidence-based learning is a teaching approach grounded in proven research and real-world data about how students learn best. It focuses on using strategies that are backed by scientific evidence to deliver effective and measurable outcomes. At its core, this approach emphasises explicit instruction, where teachers guide students step-by-step through a clear, structured process of learning.

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Rikkie-Lee Tyrrell, One Nation Member for Northern Victoria, has called on Premier Jacinta Allan to halt negotiations on a treaty with the First Peoples’ Assembly of Victoria. Citing the results of the 2023 Voice referendum, Tyrrell argues that a majority of Victorians oppose the establishment of a specific treaty, highlighting concerns over transparency and fairness in the process.

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