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Nuclear energy is staging a dramatic global comeback as energy security fears, fossil fuel volatility, and the limits of renewables force governments to reconsider their long-held opposition.

A 16-year-old examines the Social Media Minimum Age Act's implementation, scrutinising platform verification methods, data privacy risks, and Australia's outdated digital protections.

Challenging the climate change narrative as reflecting a Marxist-influenced agenda, at odds with biblical truth about God's sovereignty over creation.

A Sydney GP's suspension for prescribing Ivermectin exposes deeper questions about healthcare, medical freedom, regulatory power, and whether patients truly have the right to choose their treatment.

A Greek court has ordered the government to pay €300,000 to a vaccine-bereaved family — a landmark ruling with implications for Covid compensation claims worldwide.

A practical guide for Australian parents on protecting children online — covering age-appropriate access, key risks, filtering tools, and why parental involvement matters most.

Are modern coping strategies truly helping us flourish — or feeding a deeper hunger? Explore how psychological myths about happiness, growth, and identity may be leaving us emptier than before.

Growing access to IVF and surrogacy raises serious ethical concerns — from exploitation of young women and donor identity risks, to the destruction of millions of embryos.

From Eureka to today's streets, this piece explores why the right to protest is essential to Australian democracy — and where its legitimate boundaries lie.

A Colorado counsellor's 8–1 Supreme Court victory over a ban on faith-based therapy sparks a rallying cry for Christians to resist ideological censorship — in America and Australia.

A sweeping wave of age verification laws threatens to turn personal devices into government-supervised access points — and the push is accelerating globally.

How could Australia be suffering a double energy crisis when the nation exports several times more energy than it consumes and far more than the United States, which has no energy crisis? Looking to the US, what needs to be done to ensure Australia’s energy security?

Following a dedicated grassroots campaign, the ABC has resigned its membership from ACON’s Pride in Diversity program, reversing a controversial partnership. The victory highlights the power of public action in promoting editorial independence and accountability at Australia’s national broadcaster.

While a ceasefire has been announced between Iran and the USA, questions remain. Is Iran interested in honouring a ceasefire? With the regime already breaking its word on the Strait of Hormuz, a peace deal appears to be on shaky ground.

How Darwin, progressive academia, and scientific materialism eroded America's founding belief that God-given rights are universal — and whether the nation can find its way back.

Despite the fact that the Persian Gulf supplies just 20 per cent of the world’s oil and gas, the effects of the current shortfall are economically catastrophic.

In the recent past, Australia has committed to high immigration, multiculturalism and religious pluralism. Which begs the question: Which religion and values are going to shape our national culture going into the future?

The severity of the global fuel crisis hitting Australians, and that may well reverberate for years to come, is not because Iran shut the vital Strait of Hormuz. It is from decades of incompetent Australian political leadership.

Our individual actions could not have stopped this tsunami of transgenderism, but our collective inaction cleared the stage for the lie.

A frank assessment of the Liberal Party's declining base, the rise of One Nation, and whether Australia's fragmented centre-right can find the unity needed to govern effectively.