Lyle Shelton

Breaking: Today's Sunday Mail reports that Labor will bring its abortion laws to the Parliament next month.

It is not hypocrisy for the Catholic Church to wish to ensure that speakers at Catholic conferences support Catholic teaching. Here's my media release on why the Brennan ban is actually about freedom of association. The same freedom Greens and LGBTIQ activists rightly expect to be able to exercise. 

Today's media cycle will be all about Tony Abbott's call for Australia to withdraw from the Paris emissions agreement. Cory Bernardi is the only Australian parliamentarian who has been consistent while the LNP tears itself apart trying to walk both sides of the politically correct fence.

Now your ABC is teaching children their gender is fluid. I kid you not. Here's the Conservative Party media release.

Like ISIS blowing up archaeological sites on the Nineveh Plains, the Greens have laid explosive charges at the foot of one of the last remaining artefacts reminding us of what has made our nation great.

Many people think One Nation is a conservative party. However, its changing positions on tax policy and today's revelation that it is supporting euthanasia should put paid to that idea.

Queensland politicians will this week be exposed to some heart-wrenching stories about end of life experiences. The cashed-up Clem Jones trust wants them to allow doctors to kill their patients. Here is my media release in response.

Two former LNP parliamentarians have today intervened in the energy policy debate, criticising the Government and raising the stakes. This is serious stuff. Here's my response.

It's eight days since the LNP declared its policy was for a "future beyond coal". The continued confusing messages and big talk and no action from well-intentioned Coalition politicians has prompted me to release this statement. We simply have to get common sense back into the energy debate.

It's day seven since the LNP declared it was looking for a "future beyond coal". Meanwhile, tensions over coal within the Coalition in Canberra are rising. The Conservative Party is keeping up the pressure because abandoning coal means higher electricity prices, unreliable electricity and Queensland jobs moving off shore. Here's our latest media release.