Labor’s proposed ban on Australians under 16 using social media could very well fly through Parliament next week with the Coalition signalling strong support for the legislation.

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“Pauline Hanson is not racist at all, tell everyone wherever they come from, she is not racist,” a fired-up Parminder Singh Manj, One Nation's third-place Senate candidate, told a crowd at Mandurah's Halls Park on Saturday.

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“He who dares not offend cannot be honest.” Thomas Paine.

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Many Australians wonder why American politics matters so much. Is it the dominance of the US media? The spectacle of the world’s most powerful nation choosing its leader through a unique electoral college system? Or maybe it’s the lively characters these elections bring to the fore, especially of late?

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Australia’s growing Indian community is calling for Diwali, a major Hindu festival, to be recognised as a national public holiday, according to reports from News Ltd publications. Similarly, there are calls for Eid (celebrated by Muslims) and Lunar New Year (predominantly celebrated by Asian communities) to also receive national holiday status.

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At the October 26^th election, One Nation was successful in getting rid of a rotten and corrupt Labor government. We didn’t win any seats but saw very healthy swings to our party across many areas, and in some seats more than doubled our vote compared to the last election.

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Anthony Albanese’s worthless inquiry into the nation’s response to the COVID-19 pandemic has this week delivered a report that tells us nothing we don’t already know. It validates One Nation’s demand for a Royal Commission.

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As reported in today’s Courier Mail, Labor’s $9.1bn cost-of-living promises may sound like a quick fix, but leading economists warn they will only fuel inflation and saddle future generations with massive debt. Premier Steven Miles is offering short-term relief measures like $1000 energy rebates, 50c public transport fares, free school lunches, and state-owned services, all while borrowing heavily to fund these expensive promises.

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As Australians grapple with a worsening cost of living crisis, rising inflation, and mortgage stress, the Albanese government's promises to bring inflation under control ring hollow. The report by the International Monetary Fund (IMF), released Wednesday, has confirmed that Australia’s inflation is set to remain one of the highest among advanced economies, with projections that will see inflation well above 3% by the end of 2025.

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