Are Australia's proposals for a rent tax moving towards realisation? Non-Aboriginal Australians would be required to pay rent on their land as a result of the proposed tax because the funds would go to supporting regional Aboriginal organisations. However, One Nation asserts that the tax is discriminatory and racially biassed. Recent indicators suggest that the tax's plans may already be in action, according to a DailyMail report. Senator Lidia Thorpe declined to comment on the tax, referring to it as "racist rhetoric." Pauline Hanson, the leader of One Nation, has vehemently denounced the "Pay the Rent" programme, claiming that it is motivated by greed and "racist identity victim politics." According to Hanson, all Australians have an equal claim to ownership of the country regardless of their background.

While much national attention has been on the corruption scandals invloving Daniel Andrew’s Victoria Labor Government, not as much attention has been given to the absolute chaos in Queensland under Annastacia Palaszczuk’s lack of sound governance.

The NSW State campaign has entered its last 10 days. Show your support for Mark Latham’s Team in fighting the major party madness. Our lower house candidates can really use your support on Pre-polls and election day. See contact details below for each candidate and reach out to them if you can help.

Are you concerned about the potential dangers of the race-based Voice to parliament referendum proposed by Anthony Albanese? Many Australians share your worries and feel confused about the possible consequences of this vote.

Read a letter to the editor published in CQ Today 15/03/23 about Pauline Hanson’s proposed Ministry for Men.

Read a letter to the editor published in The Australian on March 10, 2023, discussing the proposed voice to parliament and the government's support for the Uluru statement's three tenets. The letter highlights the transparency of the advocates and raises questions about the need for change.

Read a letter to the editor published in The Australian on March 10, 2023, discussing the proposed voice to parliament and the government's support for the Uluru statement's three tenets. The letter highlights the transparency of the advocates and raises questions about the need for change.

Gough Whitlam is widely regarded as Australia’s most unsuccessful and disliked Prime Minister, he lost more elections than he won, got sacked because he was trying to raise dodgy loans from the Middle East and engaged in Australia’s most flagrant spending spree.