Lyle Shelton

The pro-family movement should take a leaf out of the Green-Left playbook and step up its parliamentary representation. My speech at the World Congress of Families in Chisinau, Moldova.

Canberra's merry-go-round of Prime Ministers continued today. Until the real issues are dealt with, the dysfunction will continue. This is where the Conservative Party can provide hope.

Queensland's Deputy Premier, Jackie Trad, has accused me of saying "unbelievable stuff" about her abortion-to-birth bill. She should explain what she means by this.

Once the Nats would go to the barricades for social conservatives. Not anymore.

Some thoughts on the Australian crisis.

Our universities have lost the will to uphold freedom of scientific inquiry. John Farnham must be wondering “what about the age of reason?”

As the Coalition capitulated on climate today, the last of a long-line of plain-speaking Queensland Nats swam up-stream. Possibly for the last time.

Pauline Hanson has attracted support from conservative voters who are rightly disillusioned with the Liberal and National Parties. But many may not have realised that One Nation does not hold their conservative values or principles.

No less than the peak doctors' body, the Australian Medical Association, is now calling for the Medical Board's proposed doctor gag to be dropped. It seems that our highlighting of Dr van Gend's case - and his incredible courage in the face of extreme professional pressure - is working.

The Government's priorities are all wrong. Drought-devasted farmers get less than half as much money as climate change theory.