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A new OECD report shows that Australians have suffered one of the developed world’s sharpest declines in living standards since Covid. The signs are everywhere: whether bracket creep or business confidence collapse, here are 10 hard data points that expose the gap between Labor’s spin and Australians’ everyday experience.

At next month’s ALP National Conference in Adelaide, Labor isn’t planning to tone down the culture wars. Quite the opposite. They’re proposing to formally enshrine Welcome to Country into party policy.

Australia's expanding hate speech laws threaten free expression; combating hatred through censorship risks weakening democracy and suppressing legitimate public debate about topics such as Islam.

After years of ideological confusion, Britain's Health Minister concedes a biological reality many never doubted—raising uncomfortable questions about politics, truth, and the cost of denying common sense in favour of "respect".

Australia’s future revival is inseparable from its posture toward Israel. Biblical blessing, national renewal and spiritual reformation begin with standing firmly alongside God’s covenant people.

Labor’s latest Middle East policy draft quietly drops key demands on Hamas and the Palestinian Authority, raising fresh questions about Australia’s stance on terrorism and Palestinian statehood.

A major review published on 4 July has found gender ideology exhibits, explicit content aimed at children, and the Pilgrims framed as “colonisers” inside a taxpayer-funded museum built to teach American history.

A French court has overturned a suspended prison sentence for activist Thaïs d'Escufon, but her legal battle continues as she seeks a complete acquittal on hate speech charges.

Douglas Murray argues that progressive political and media elites in the UK increasingly condemn those who highlight terrorism and immigration-related crime, while deflecting attention from the perpetrators and deeper societal causes.

Catholic Health Australia is urging urgent national reforms to tackle hospital bed block, arguing coordinated action across health, aged care, disability and housing is essential.

As America marks 250 years, the Founding Fathers’ timeless virtues of courage, duty, justice and faithfulness offer a powerful blueprint for raising strong, principled men today.

In a powerful address, Harvard professor Arthur C. Brooks has warned that smartphones have trapped Western civilisation — especially Generation Z — in a "left-brain simulation". This digital shift starves humanity of the right-brain complex experiences essential for purpose, love, and faith. He articulated three actionable steps to escape this technology trap, rebuild real human connection, and reclaim a truly meaningful life.

Christian singer, wife and mother of three Hannah Harper stunned audiences by winning American Idol, using her growing platform to share her faith, family values and original music.

America's 250th Independence Day celebrations point beyond national pride to an even greater and eternal celebration: the worship of Christ, the Lamb who reigns forever.

China fired a nuclear-capable ballistic missile into the South Pacific on Monday with barely two hours' notice — and Canberra's fiercest response was to remind Beijing about proper etiquette.

Australia's fuel crisis exposes a deeper economic failure: decades of prioritising cheap consumer prices over industrial resilience have left the nation strategically dependent and dangerously exposed to global shocks.

Christian players are openly praying and celebrating their faith at the 2026 World Cup — so why do ESPN, Fox Sports, and FIFA seem more interested in covering Islam?

Middle-class Americans live like wealthy Australians. This fact shocks any Aussie who visits the US. The underlying reason for the wealth disparity is even more surprising.

Demographic trends, immigration, security concerns and Christian responses are examined in this analysis of Islam’s growing presence in the West and its potential long-term implications.

As Australians honour the ANZACs each April, this piece calls for remembering another World War I-era tragedy — the Armenian Genocide — and the Christian duty to remember all who suffer.