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“Make love, not war.” I used to believe that in my hippie days. But is pacifism right? Is it biblical? What about just war theory? Here are some key quotes from prominent figures throughout history on why, sometimes, war is justified.

Australian Christians Party's Maryka Groenewald championed the legal system and freedoms derived from our "Christian heritage that honours dignity, mercy, compassion and personal responsibility" in her bold maiden speech, declaring, "Australia’s foundations are solid, even if we have forgotten them."

Found in a humble donation bag, George Fife Angas’ 1726 Bible offers a vivid reminder of South Australia’s Christian heritage, and the faith that would renew our nation — if we let it.

An ISIS suicide bomber shot his way inside a Syrian Greek Orthodox church before detonating himself, killing at least 25 and injuring an estimated 63 others.

Tennis great Martina Navratilova says she would never have defected from communist Czechoslovakia as a teenager had she known Donald Trump would end up as President. Perhaps someone’s strung their tennis racket just a little too tight.

A retired Family Court judge, who helped decide a case in 2013 allowing parents to prescribe children puberty blockers, has admitted that the decision would likely be different today, citing it is “pretty clear” there are risks involved in 'gender treatment'.

Billboard Chris has had his $806 fine withdrawn after a dramatic free speech showdown in Brisbane’s Queen Street Mall earlier this year.

Albanese has supported, albeit tentatively and with delay, the US strikes on Iranian nuclear facilities. The PM stated that "Iran must not be allowed to have a nuclear weapon".

Two laws. Two realities. In one courtroom, an unborn baby at 38 weeks can be legally aborted. In another, the same baby—if lost due to a violent crime against the mother—is treated by law as a murdered person.

Australian child psychiatrist Dr Jillian Spencer has stood firm on childhood LGBTQIA+ gender transitioning. With her career facing permanent termination, she needs urgent help. Here's what you can do in just a few minutes.

Melbourne’s Trinity Grammar School – a place that once prided itself on producing gentlemen – is now proudly producing confusion, promoting a queer pro-Palestinian activist with shocking social media posts for their Pride Week assembly.

Trump has announced that Iran must make peace after the US military struck three nuclear facilities and "completely obliterated" them. In his address, the US President thanked God, saying, “We love you, God, and we love our great military. Protect them.”

The Victorian Liberal Party is loaning John Pesutto $1.5 million to pay his costs to Moira Deeming. Since the Let Women Speak rally in March 2023, Deeming has described the ordeal, including this one, as 'institutional abuse.'

Numerous Iran experts say that there is a massive underground movement of Iranians hoping for the fall of the oppressive Islamist regime. It comes as thousands of Iranians are converting to Christianity, despite intense persecution.

Albanese still hasn’t condemned Iran’s nuclear violations. Or thanked America for neutering Iran's nuclear ambitions. For Albanese and Wong, the US operation was more than just a foreign policy nightmare – it was a vibe violation.

NSW Premier Minns' staffers refused to appear before the parliamentary inquiry examining hate speech laws introduced in response to the Dural bomb hoax. The inquiry has agreed to issue arrest warrants to get them to appear.

The remarkable story, "Power of an Idea", shows how a young, poor girl's gift can change the world. Sacrificial giving is the power of love.

The landmark 6-3 ruling in US v Skrmetti will protect children from sterilising drugs and surgeries in about half of US states, thanks to strong grassroots activism and pivotal moves by Trump.

Cindy McGarvie, described as “an amazing woman of God” dedicated to raising up the next generations for Christ, is stepping down from leading Youth for Christ Australia. After ten years of visionary leadership, Cindy is handing the leadership reins to Paul Bedwell.

Oxford Mathematician and Christian apologist Professor John Lennox models what it means to defend the truth in love. He recently sat down with agnostic philosopher Alex O'Connor for a winsome conversation about faith, science, and the Bible.