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Any one of these reasons should be enough to press the pause button on giving the IVF industry special protection.

Conservatives “playing defence” over the sanctity of unborn life don’t seem to realise that ours is the inherently stronger position.

If the last few years have taught us anything, it is this: the conspiracies were in fact the consensuses and the consensuses are in fact the conspiracies.

I put it to you: our established government and political system is broken beyond repair. But that does not mean we can do nothing. We can all do something, and that something is nothing more than revolution!

I cannot fathom our decision-making in defence; it’s unbelievable. Maybe one day, we’ll find that the whole Defence Department has been taken over by the Chinese intelligence services. It’s almost impossible to work out.

We’ve got three giant authoritarian powers dedicated to the defeat of the United States and the defeat of the West: Russia, Iran and China. Three very different systems – they are allied together, and they are striking the West.

Professor Carl Trueman has observed that, in an era that has psychologised the individual, freedom of speech is often viewed as part of the problem rather than part of the solution.

According to popular thinking, our planet is headed for a global catastrophe. In this deep dive, we look at 10 reasons to seriously doubt climate alarmism.

I became very concerned about whether the Voice was in the national interest. After reading and listening and canvassing ideas, I’ve come to the firmly held view that the last thing that Australia can afford is a solution described as the Voice.

An ACT government report accused Calvary Hospital of denying life-saving treatment to a woman who suffered a miscarriage, only one month before it forcibly acquired the hospital. But this grave allegation was false — a fact never acknowledged or apologised for.

by Andrew Hastie Our large and ever more powerful northern neighbour poses to Australia both public policy and strategic questions that must be answered urgently. This very important issue is going to affect not just our generation but generations to come. China is a growing [...]

by Lucas McLennan In 2022, the National Conservatism project’s Statement of Principles generated a lot of debate in conservative circles in Europe and North America. At their best, the principles envisaged a conservatism disentangled from a classic liberal understanding of the state, culture, freedom, and [...]

by Dr John Fleming Another scientific “breakthrough” has been announced. Now we have a new way to create embryonic human beings, synthetically and not by the normal means of fertilisation. We can take stem cells (taken from existing embryos) and make them into embryos. The [...]

by Dr Karen Broadley Over the past two decades, there have been ongoing and polarising debates about medically supervised injecting rooms. Typically, in Australia, the Liberal-National Party Coalition has been opposed to injecting rooms because of the impact on the safety and wellbeing of surrounding [...]

The compulsory acquisition is because Calvary Hospital and the ACT government had a fundamental disagreement over the definition of healthcare. For the government, the provision of abortion is non-negotiable. Calvary Hospital relies on institutional conscientious objection to refrain from participating in abortion.

Although modern Western society may seem to be crumbling around us, we have cause for hope that there will be a revival of Godly living and healthy family life as people begin to discern the destructive lies of the Sexual Revolution. This article is Part [...]

As G.K. Chesterton observed, "People generally quarrel because they cannot argue." In this age of political correctness and emotivism, engaging in honest debate is often frowned upon as something rude. We have lost the art of argument, stultifying public discourse. At the time when separate [...]

On October 25, 2022, American Catholic author and social commentator Mary Eberstadt visited the Archdiocese of Melbourne and gave an address in the presence of Archbishop Peter Comensoli at the Catholic Leadership Centre in East Melbourne. Mary Eberstadt is the author of many articles on [...]

The aftermath of the overturning of Roe v. Wade has seemingly brought forth a renewed passion for argument among those on both the pro-life and the pro-choice sides of the abortion debate. While those who respect the sanctity of all human lives rejoiced in this [...]

On September 26, a Classical Education Seminar was held in Melbourne. Dr Paul Morrissey, president of Campion College in Sydney, delivered the following address, which bears the subtitle, Educating the Whole Person. ___ As current education debates centre on falling standards and teacher education, it [...]