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Pauline Hanson has vowed to campaign against the Albanese and Minns governments’ massive gun buyback, accusing Labor of “crucifying” law-abiding firearm owners for a terrorist attack she says was fundamentally about extremist ideology rather than ordinary Australians legally possessing guns. The One Nation leader has emerged as one of the most uncompromising political opponents of … Read more

They Thought She Might Not Survive Childhood — Then Mui Thomas Made History Doctors once feared that Mui Thomas might not survive childhood. Today, decades later, she is remembered not for the condition she was born with, but for the barriers she refused to let define her. Born in Hong Kong with harlequin ichthyosis, an extremely … Read more

What started as a small red mark on baby Harlow’s face quickly became a life-changing medical challenge. Doctors later diagnosed the mark as an infantile hemangioma — a benign growth formed by an abnormal cluster of blood vessels that commonly appears in the first weeks of life. At first the lesion seemed manageable, but it … Read more

Anthony Albanese and Chris Minns have celebrated a $2.5 billion taxpayer-backed deal to save Australia’s largest aluminium smelter, but the extraordinary intervention has opened an uncomfortable question for Labor: how did a plant that has operated for more than four decades reach the point where government support was needed to keep its furnaces running? Tomago … Read more

Pauline Hanson is calling for Australia to stop ordinary migration from countries considered too dangerous for Australians to visit, opening a new front in the rapidly escalating national battle over immigration and security. The One Nation leader wants the federal government to use Australia’s own overseas security assessments when deciding whether migrants from high-risk countries … Read more

Please keep little Willow in your prayers. After a big meeting with all of her medical teams, her family received some encouraging news. Right now, Willow is considered stable with the help of her VAD and oxygen. Her liver and kidneys are doing well, and despite everything her little body has endured, her doctors say … Read more

Please Pray for 18-Year-Old Lydia She thought she had a piece of popcorn stuck under her gum. It turned out to be cancer. Now, at just 18 years old, Lydia Gable Drew is fighting a rare form of bone cancer affecting her upper jaw. Her story began with what seemed like something ordinary. After Christmas, … Read more

Anthony Albanese has nominated Bob Hawke as the Labor prime minister whose governing philosophy most closely resembles his own — an intriguing choice given the young Albanese emerged from a Labor Left movement that repeatedly challenged the Hawke government. The Prime Minister made the comparison during an interview with Kieran Gilbert as he reached another … Read more

Independent Senator Lidia Thorpe is facing renewed criticism over an extraordinary confrontation at a parliamentary racism inquiry in which she told an academic who opposed Welcome to Country ceremonies that the system was trying to “eradicate people like you”. The remarks were directed at Dr Peter Balan OAM during a public hearing in Brisbane on … Read more

Pauline Hanson has fired back after thousands of school and university students walked out of classes across Australia to protest against her and One Nation, telling young Australians their schools should teach them “how to think, not what to think”. The One Nation leader issued the pointed response after coordinated demonstrations were held across major … Read more