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A New South Wales Local District Court has fined Kirralie Smith $95,000 for refusing to call a male soccer player a woman. The fines will be $190,000 if not paid within 28 days.

Adelaide mother of six, Nicki Gaylard, is taking legal action against the South Australian government after her 14-year-old daughter attended a school sex ed session containing explicit content, raising broader questions about parental authority and ideological capture in Australian schools.

After a two-year legal battle, Pastor Chris Avell wins an appeal letting Dad’s Place stay open to the poor, exposing Bryan city officials’ selective fire-code crackdown on the church.

As Christmas approaches, a short film titled ‘Reason and Resurrection’ traces how classical reason and the Christian faith fused to shaped the freedoms, dignity and moral vision of the Western world.

A thoughtful look at how believers can cherish their country without idolising it, drawing on Scripture, history, and Christian thinkers to show what healthy patriotism truly requires.

Forget the jolly cartoon—Santa Claus was a real Christian hero. Historian William Federer reveals St. Nicholas’s courageous faith, radical generosity, and the true, deeply Christian roots of Christmas traditions.

Secular society upholds universal human rights yet denies God, creating a moral contradiction. This article explores why true human dignity ultimately points to the existence of the King.

From Harry Chapin’s timeless song to inspiring films and stories, this piece reminds parents that genuine love, guided by God, can heal, restore, and shape children’s lives—at any age.

Pope Leo XIV warns of a global “sickness” of losing trust in life, urging courage to welcome new life, uphold human dignity, and rediscover hope rooted in God’s love.

Encouraging meetings in Canberra with politicians who are determined to defend women’s sex-based rights, protect children, and challenge Australia’s harmful gender identity laws threatening truth and free speech.

The Hallett Inquiry’s 800-page Covid report is a costly whitewash, ignoring accountability, misrepresenting modelling, and dismissing alternatives like Sweden—failing to confront the true social and economic costs.

California’s cannabis experiment has unleashed illegal markets, cartel grow-ops, rising health harms, and mounting social costs — raising urgent questions about regulation, public safety, and the true impact of legalisation.

A leaked memo from the US Food and Drug Administration — the powerful regulator overseeing America’s medicines and vaccines — confirms ten child deaths linked to COVID shots and exposes major oversight failures.

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After weeks of prayer and pressure, 18-year-old Egyptian Christian Bola Adel Naguib has been released, highlighting ongoing abuses against believers detained for expressing their faith online.

Every believer has a God-given sphere of influence. This article urges Christians to serve faithfully in the time and place God assigns, trusting Him to work through ordinary people.

As socialism trends among young Americans, history offers a sobering warning: wherever it rises, freedom falls and economies collapse. Cool vibes can’t replace hard lessons—or hard math.

Two of Australia’s largest insurers have confirmed that they charge male drivers hundreds of dollars more than ‘non-binary’ applicants for identical car insurance coverage.

Across history and into today, God continues to use faithful, Spirit-led preaching to guide, correct, and nurture His people amid countless competing voices.

The court upheld Japan’s longstanding marriage law as constitutional, affirming that marriage is between a man and a woman, and emphasising that any legal change should be made by parliament, not the judiciary.