by SEAN BURKE – AUSTRALIAN mainstream media is concealing the revolutionary threats of Aboriginal Senator Lidia Thorpe, instead portraying her as a voice of reason. Coverage of the Senator’s latest divisive Australia Day speech was yet the media’s latest attempt to “normalise”…
GUILT-ridden Australians are being persuaded to vote with their hearts –not their heads – as voters side with Anthony Albanese’s proposed race-based constitutional changes. While senior Aboriginal Australians have warned of irreversibly enshrining a black Voice to Parliament, the PM’s feel-good political…
by DANIEL TENG – AN OFFICIAL “No” campaign has been launched by Indigenous leaders Warren Mundine and Jacinta Price against a proposed change to the Australian Constitution. “Recognise a Better Way” calls for broader recognition of Australian Aboriginal communities but does not…
by DAVID FLINT – WITH a YouGov poll showing 46 per cent will vote Yes and 30 per cent No in the Voice referendum, experience suggests defeat is likely. That will be a good thing. Of course, the elites won’t be happy….
by ERIC ABETZ – CHANGING the law is not easy. Nor should it be. Serious consequences flow. But surely changing our Constitution should be more difficult as even more serious consequences might flow. In 2016 Australians faced a double dissolution election on…
THE Albanese Government is feeding false “talking points” to Voice activists in an effort to trick voters to blindly support its constitutional amendment. Leftist legal academics have cued up behind the Prime Minister’s reassurances that the Voice changes would ultimately be benign. …
by DAVID FLINT – PERHAPS the best way to compare prime ministers is by their respect for the constitution. Three are in the news these days, Anthony Albanese, John Howard and Gough Whitlam. While Whitlam, a QC, knowingly played the constitutional delinquent…
FEARS are growing that a new, race-based governing body – as proposed by Labor’s Indigenous Voice – could easily be infiltrated, resulting in unchecked communist control of Australia’s parliament. With “Voice MPs” set to be granted wide-ranging veto powers over legislation that…
by ANTHONY DILLON – PLENTY has been said about the proposed Indigenous Voice to Parliament; some of it has been thought provoking, and much of it unfortunately, has just been the regurgitation of past offerings. We currently have one side saying it’s…
FORMER Prime Minister John Howard has described Labor’s efforts to implement an Indigenous Voice as suspicious, saying the Coalition appeared increasing hostile to the idea. Mr Howard said there were substantial arguments against the Voice and that it was unlikely to be…
