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A better way
We are living through a civilisational crisis.It is not just economic or political—it is moral, spiritual, and cultural. The foundations of our society are being eroded by ideologies that mock truth, attack tradition and hollow out the human spirit. In their place,...
Ex trans sues doctors
Mel Jeffries has suffered serious harm because of experimental treatments. Too good not to SHARE! Ex trans identified woman, Mel Jeffries is suing two doctors and Monash Health for negligence. The 33-year-old has suffered enormously under the guise...
Life Lessons from Les Mis
When the great French novelist Victor Hugo was in his 80s, he reflected on his life with the words,I am like a forest that has been continuously cut down; yet each time I am cut down, the new growth has more life than ever. Too good not to SHARE!...
How the right can recapture Greens-land
Less than eight years ago, all politicians at all levels of government in my area were members of the Liberal-National Party. In the once blue ribbon federal seat of Ryan, the primary vote for the LNP has gone from 52 per cent in 2016 to just over 34 per cent at the...
Another non-Christian understands “Country” is an entirely religious ritual
An Aboriginal brother in the Lord sent me this post by a political blogger called Carrick Ryan. Ryan was an AFP agent for nearly 10 years, and has a Masters Degree in Politics and International Relations.Too good not to SHARE! He wrote the article...
What Must Change…
As someone who’s served in local and federal elected office — and been deeply involved in state politics, having run the campaigns of no fewer than three state MPs — I’ve seen how power really works. And I’ve seen what’s broken. Over the past 14...
Time to say goodbye to Indigenous Welcomes
A furore erupted recently over people jeering and booing during a Welcome to Country ceremony on ANZAC day in Melbourne. Clearly, there is a growing sense of frustration—and even anger—in the Australian community over the issue. Too good not to SHARE!...
Local council bans Christianity
François-Marie Voltaire, the world’s most famous atheist, once proclaimed that although he didn’t believe in God, he employed devout Christians to be his accountant, his cook and his barber because, he said, I don’t want to be robbed, poisoned or have my throat slit!...
Australia is collapsing
Australia is being dismantled. Not slowly. Not accidentally. But through deliberate policy, cultural sabotage and institutional decay. The image of a prosperous, stable nation is now a mirage. Behind it lies economic disintegration,...
Women-only gym, Fernwood, says no to men
A male who wishes he was female has shared his disappointment at being refused a membership in a female only gym. He has also hinted at legal action toward the gym because they prioritise the needs of females, resulting in him having to find another gym. Too good not...
Rock, paper, scissors
Lord Byron, in his moving poem Childe Harold’s Pilgrimage, offers the following reflection on life: I seek no sympathies, nor needs,The thorns which I have reaped are of the tree I planted,They have torn me, and I bleedI should have known what fruit would spring from...
Being nice about the welcome to “Country”
Readers may be aware that the Sydney Prayer Breakfast Committee confirmed to me in writing that they planned on including an acknowledgment of “Country”, again, at this year’s high profile, purportedly Christian, inclusive networking event. Too good not to...
They’re coming for your mind next
Nation First looks into Apple’s brain-tech push and the dark rise of transhumanist control. Too good not to SHARE! Dear friend, Have you ever wondered what the globalists will try after they’ve locked you in your home, jabbed you full of...
A mentally and morally lazy generation
For decades, experts and non-experts alike have bemoaned the fact that in the West, educational standards and outcomes are plummeting... Too good not to SHARE! There are also corresponding declines in basic behaviours such as hard work, personal...
Abortion will go the way of slavery
One day the practice of aborting babies in Australia will go the way of the practice of enslaving black people in the British Empire. Too good not to SHARE! Abortion will take its place with the slave trade as an abhorrent human rights abuse.It’s...
We must restore the Australian dream
Governing is far harder than opposition. You would be forgiven for thinking it was the other way around, especially after watching the Liberal Party at last weekend’s election. Too good not to SHARE! As the Liberal blame game begins – make no...
We let the country down; we completely blew it
The election result will likely prove to be catastrophic for Australia. The Albanese Government is driving Australia to economic disaster and social division. Too good not to SHARE! At the beginning of this year, the Coalition was poised to win but...
Australia’s forgotten people need a new voice
There’s a feeling spreading across Australia right now – a gut-level realisation that this election result wasn’t just a loss. It was a warning. A flashing red light. A final indictment of a political establishment that no longer serves the people it claims to...
A battle of glib slogans and photo ops
Peter Dutton’s loss not just of the election, but of being in parliament, is sad. Too good not to SHARE! Dutton is a good man - I met him here and there over the years and always found him to be decent, smart, personable. He's funny too. A bit of a...
Where the rot began
Nation First examines how the Liberal Party’s soul was lost in a decade of ambition, betrayal, and values sacrificed for power. Dear friend,The Liberal Party’s collapse in the 3 May 2025 election didn’t come out of nowhere. Like a...
Four countries, four elections, and the bigger picture
Four recent election results show us quite a bit about how those in the conservative camp can win – or lose. Too good not to SHARE! While each of the four nations differ quite a bit from each other, there are also some similarities. And while what...
“We sent the troops into battle without ammunition.”
The Liberal Party must differentiate themselves and provide strong principled policy that exposes Labor’s lies, says Senator Alex Antic, on Sky News Australia following the election results. Too good not to SHARE! Rowan Dean:Liberal Senator Alex...
It’s not easy being Green… IF we number every box
Australia desperately needs many electoral reforms, and there’s much debate to be had about them. We must face the reality that compulsory voting and electioneering at polling places give far too many uncaring and lazy people an influence on the future of our nation....
The Lazy Liberal Leader Effect
Just Tuesday morning I wrote on X that:“To position oneself for leadership of the Liberal Party, one must distance oneself from Christ, conservatives, convictions, courage & common sense. Lukewarm compromise is believed to be the career path to Prime Minister.”As...
The dishonest partisan hackery posing as credibly intellectual objectivity
A “DOCTORAL STUDENT” from various “progressive” propaganda strongholds (former universities) gave me a good belly laugh this morning, including me and the Church And State conferences in her long winded diatribe against everything right of Stalin and/or Biblical. Too...
Including false religion in the Sydney Prayer Breakfast
EVERYONE KNOWS how important it is to appear inclusive and tolerant in the false religion of secular humanism, so it's consistent with that culture - not Christianity - for the Sydney Prayer Breakfast Committe to include the pagan ritual called "acknowledgment of" or...
The right wing stupidity repeating Liberal Party history
“Put the majors last” is the slogan of low information, low effort voters who are fed up with being taken for granted but still not bothered enough to actually do the hard work of choosing the best person for the job of leading their state and nation. Too good not to...
Young men are being left behind
Decades ago, a young Australian man could work a regular job, buy a house, raise kids, and pay off the mortgage in good time. That was the Australian Dream, and it was achievable. Too good not to SHARE! Today, that dream is slipping away. Attaining...
You are being robbed
It is often claimed that Australia’s high level of immigration is necessary to fill skills shortages in the nation. But the data shows that with record immigration, Australia is oversupplied with low-skilled workers and no progress has been made on fixing skill...
The pall of war: America falls, China rises, history repeats
"What is past is prologue." — William ShakespeareThroughout history, the transfer of global hegemony has rarely come without the sting of war. Empires, like living entities, are born, grow, peak, and inevitably wither, their decline echoing through the corridors of...
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