Victorian farmers under siege from Jacinta Allan’s net zero land grab laws. These laws with give the government powers exceeding any other state to enter private property with force to build net zero projects that will destroy communities. Mia Schlicht discusses with

The study of history in Australia is in freefall. With history courses in Australia becoming increasingly preoccupied with postmodern theory, is it any wonder students are turning away. Brianna McKee in The The Spectator Australia: bit.ly/4fkzBbF

“The idea that renewables are cheap is clearly farcical in reality.” As mainstream Australians struggle with ever increasing energy bills the effects of net zero become clearer. It’s time to ditch net zero. Adam Creighton on Sky News Australia: bit.ly/4ofEdUr

The City of Melbourne’s secret plan to shut Captain Cook’s cottage is nothing but an ignorant attempt to erase our history. Is it any wonder that Melbourne’s CBD is filthy and empty with activists like this in charge? Bella d’Abrera on Captain Cook’s proud legacy:

"The real tragedy will be the state pouring resources into expensive and divisive arrangements that do nothing to help the disadvantaged." Jacinta Allan’s treaty is a slap in the face to the majority of Victorians who voted against this divisive agenda. Margaret Chambers in

“If you look at the data, there is no energy transition.” Despite the hype, political spin and the hundreds of billions of dollars in cost, net zero is failing. And in doing so, it is driving up household energy costs for hardworking Australians. Cian Hussey on Sky News Australia:

“Groupthink kills science” In The @Australian, Dr Peter Ridd asks with most areas of scientific study facing reliability issues, and around half of recent peer-reviewed science literature being flawed – is there any other profession with such a high failure rate? Read more:

“I think it would be a monstrous act of cultural vandalism for Cook's Cottage to be levelled.” On Australia’s Future, former PM Tony Abbott weighs in on the City of Melbourne’s secret plan to scrap Captain Cook’s cottage in an attempt to appease activists. Full episode:

Albanese managed to turn around an almost-certain defeat in the six months leading up to the Australian election – Keir Starmer has plenty of time left to reconnect with British voters and do the same ✍️ Cian Hussey capx.co/what-starmer-c…

“Higher education in America, and increasingly in Australia as well, is outrageously unaffordable for everyday people.” When universities focus on DEI, activism and ideological folly – its mainstream students who miss out. Benjamin Crocker on the waste in higher education:

“We threaten no other country and enhance each other’s security.” In The @Australian, IPA Adjunct Fellow, Peter Jennings AO, argues that there has never been an more important time for Australia and Japan to seek stronger military ties. Read more: bit.ly/3UfxjRn

Today, less Australians work in small and family run business. Small and medium businesses in Australia are being squeezed by net zero energy prices, red tape, and an overbearing bureaucracy. Daniel Wild discusses with Rita Panahi: bit.ly/4lbNDNP

The Grattan Institute was founded on taxpayer handouts. Its former CEO is now head of the Productivity Commission. The federal government’s upcoming productivity roundtables look to be nothing more than a ‘Canberra-bubble’ groupthink session. Mia Schlicht in the

The federal government’s attempt to tax unrealised gains in Australians superannuation is a destructive tax experimentation. It’s a cash grab the like Australians have never seen before and will set a devastating precedent for future taxes. Colleen Harkin on Sky News Australia:

“Net zero is a vote loser, that's why they don't talk about it.” On The Mainstream podcast, Daniel and John discuss the politics of net zero – and why you will never hear its proponents campaign on it. Full episode: bit.ly/46VxdG9

“It’s hard to say our relationship is in a stable position at the moment.” There is a deep-seated anti-American sentiment at the heart of the federal government – as tensions rise in our region, our key security partnership is being undermined. Mia Schlicht on Sky News Australia:

“There is the risk that Australian legal processes become the venue for litigating opinions about overseas conflicts.” In today’s Financial Review, John Roskam writes how laws aimed at punishing racial hatred will instead perpetuate political and social conflict. Read more:

“Young people are still in the stages of forming their faculties of reasoning and are being introduced to a very cynical view of the world.” Benjamin Crocker and Scott Hargreaves discusses the negative spin the National Curriculum puts on teaching Australian history. More:

“They just do not stack up.” With the cost of the Orana Renewable Energy Zone forecast to blowout by more than 8 times the original amount, the idea that ‘renewables’ are cheap is farcical in reality. Mia Schlicht discusses with Gabriella Power: bit.ly/4luJUeC

On the latest episode of the Australia’s Future podcast, former Prime Minister Tony Abbott and Daniel Wild ask; what is the Coalition going to do to make a difference for mainstream Australians in the face of the economy destroying net zero agenda? Full episode: