It couldn’t be more obvious why Qld regions abandoned Labor
Queensland Labor’s embrace of progressive policies popular with the urban elite meant it had abandoned the regions.
Indigenous Commentaries
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Property ownership key to closing the gap
The debate around land reform on Indigenous traditional lands has been going on for decades, and has been heated. It’s …
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White demographics did not drive the Voice vote
It has been 12 months since the Voice Referendum was defeated and you have to wonder what has happened since. …
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Heritage laws have been weaponised against Indigenous progress
At the 2024 Garma Festival, Anthony Albanese stated that he saw economic development as the way forward for Indigenous Australians. …
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Change the date but celebrate the day
Last year Australians gave a very clear message, resoundingly rejecting the Albanese Voice and ignoring the hectoring and lecturing of the elites. …
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Don’t worry, the supermarkets have not been taken over by woke activists
Woolworths Group has announced it will not stock Australia Day merchandise ahead of January 26, with a spokesperson claiming there …
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The political winners and losers of 2023
The political winners and losers of 2023 Once again it is the time of year to crown those whose success …
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Things to learn from the Voice to Parliament referendum
In the wake of the Indigenous Voice referendum failure, much has been written about why the No case prevailed, how …
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Why identity politics lost big in Australia
On Saturday October 14, Australians defeated a ballot initiative that would have changed the Constitution to enshrine an Indigenous advisory …
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Meet the Aboriginal politician leading the charge against Australia’s Voice referendum
Every so often, in the life of nations, there comes a moment when a new political force articulates a sense …