Lyle Shelton

After another day of mixed messages from the Coalition on coal, I issued this media release this morning.

A rift has opened in the Liberal National Party on energy.

How it is resolved will determine whether or not electricity prices in Queensland continue to rise.

The stakes are high.

Queensland’s “future beyond coal” was at least four hundred years away unless a nuclear industry is developed in Australia.

Darren Chester’s address to the National Press Club yesterday confirms the party’s ongoing drift towards radical green left social policy.

When I heard Paul Murray on Sky News worked up about the Queensland Government's announcement today of a $1 billion wind farm for Central Queensland, and that all it would produce was three per cent of the State's electricity needs, I became curious.

After being prosecuted and ordered to undergo re-education for living out his belief that marriage is husband and wife, Colorado cake artist Jack Phillips had a big win overnight in the US Supreme Court.

The 7-2 decision is a victory for common sense.

The Australian National University yesterday rejected a centre for the study of Western civilisation despite having a study centre for Arab and Islamic civilisation.

Most Australians would be bewildered by this.

Kaley Payne from Eternity News phoned me up this week. You can read her interview with me here. She asked me why I joined Australian Conservatives and why I think the major parties have let us down.

The Conservative Party has welcomed One Nation Senator Brian Burston’s decision to split from Pauline Hanson and support the Government’s company tax cuts.

James Cook University should immediately reinstate sacked professor Peter Ridd.