Pauline Hanson criticises the government's inaction on anti-Semitism and endorses Peter Dutton's commitment to the Australian flag as a unifying national symbol. She calls for decisive leadership, addressing community tensions, and removing divisive symbols from official spaces.

Too little, too late! Albo’s inaction lets violent anti-Semitism spiral out of control, burning synagogues and tearing social cohesion apart. Australia deserves better. #OneNation #AntiSemitism

Pauline Hanson and Fatima Payman clash in Parliament over Section 44 eligibility and accusations of racism. Hanson demands a review of Payman’s dual citizenship, while Payman denounces Hanson’s divisive rhetoric. The debate highlights tensions around identity, the Constitution, and parliamentary integrity.

Pauline Hanson highlights the need for stronger protections for security guards and homeowners facing modern public safety threats. Current laws on 'equal force' fail vulnerable citizens, leaving them at risk of legal repercussions when defending themselves.

Australia must ban puberty blockers for kids now! UK experts say they are a safety risk. Albanese cares more about ideology than children’s safety. We need a review and inquiry into this issue!

James Ashby delivers a scathing critique of Australia’s economic mismanagement, lenient youth crime sentencing, and extravagant government spending. Tune in for his insights on how poor governance is affecting businesses, families, and the nation’s future.

Legacy media is losing its grip as platforms like TikTok, podcasts, and independent creators reshape how we consume news. With the 2024 US election showcasing this shift, Australia sees a similar trend as trust in traditional outlets declines. A digital media revolution is here—adapt or become irrelevant.

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One Nation MP Rikkie-Lee Tyrrell urges the Victorian government to cease treaty negotiations with the First Peoples' Assembly, referencing the 'No' vote in the 2023 Voice referendum. Tyrrell raises concerns over transparency and potential inequities in the treaty process.

One Nation demands clarity on Senator Fatima Payman’s Section 44 eligibility due to dual citizenship concerns. Calls intensify for a High Court review, stressing that constitutional integrity must be upheld transparently for all MPs, regardless of heritage.