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I want to consider how Australia appears now to be untethering the law from the morality of traditional Christianity, and from reason, at a cyclonic pace in a comprehensive triumph of positivism over natural law.

Where Israel governs, Christians thrive; where Islamists dominate, Christians decline. By inverting this reality in her interview with Tucker Carlson, Mother Agapia transformed a demographic tragedy into a political distortion.

Much of today’s activism is public religion, without God, but with sacraments, creeds, and saints. Once you recognise that, the Gaza-Israel debate in Australia snaps into focus.

Transgenderism and transhumanism are both on a roll. The two are actually deeply connected. They tend to play off each other, and we need to be aware of this. Jennifer Bilek's new book reveals the nefarious agenda driving the dissemination of these ideologies.

As filming begins on Greta Gerwig’s adaptation of The Chronicles of Narnia for Netflix, 1950s London set visuals have reignited two big questions: Will The Magician’s Nephew open the series, and is the story’s timeline shifting? Meanwhile, casting rumours around Aslan remain unconfirmed.

If we wish to secure humanity’s future, we need to address the shortage of children; despite this, in all the reports about declining population, there is no mention of those who have engineered and continue to engineer this decline.

Australia’s armed forces are finding it hard to recruit. The problem seems to be, how to recruit from within the population and then retain skilled personnel?

Australia’s higher-education map is quietly being redrawn as faith-based colleges surge toward full university status under new TEQSA rules. A wave of Christian institutions—once on the sector’s fringe—are winning ‘University College’ stripes and eyeing the coveted Australian University title.

The Harbour Bridge protest was a sermon—a bold proclamation of a theology that rivals the gospel. At its heart lies a theological worldview that fuses political Islam with revolutionary identity politics. The tragedy is not that it happened, but that so few Christian leaders recognised the deeper message it carried.

As the Albanese government tightens its control over speech, energy and family life, concerns are rising about Australia’s drift toward bureaucratic overreach and digital authoritarianism.

A personal story from a Sydney high school reveals how multiculturalism unintentionally seeded anti-Semitic attitudes — and why ignoring the cost of mass immigration carries long-term consequences.

At a recent seminar on youth gender medicine, Professor Patrick Parkinson highlighted a concerning legal case where an Australian judge approved testosterone treatment for a 16-year-old despite acknowledging medical risks, highlighting legal inconsistency and the need for legislative clarity in protecting vulnerable youth.

With simple AI tools, everyday Australians can now see how the ABC violates its charter and misuses taxpayer funds to push progressive narratives, long hidden behind supposedly neutral reporting.

A new analysis by the Australian Government comparing Covid-vaccinated and unvaccinated Australians attempted to provide evidence for repeated claims of the effectiveness of the vaccine rollout. But basic flaws render the analysis virtually useless.

Australian doctors are being silenced for speaking inconvenient truths, raising urgent questions about free speech, safety and medical integrity.

"Woke Christianity" is growing in popularity — but it's also a contradiction in terms. More than a political movement, wokeness is a rival religion. Learn how Christians can respond to this movement with clarity and conviction.

Despite its alarming Covid missteps, the WHO is being rewarded with more global power through a new pandemic treaty few are questioning.

A new report into thousands of children with gender dysphoria placed on a path of irreversible medicalisation is more than a policy review. It is a warning. But will institutions act on its findings?

Dr Yap died under AHPRA scrutiny. Now his widow is speaking out against the system she believes failed him — and many others.

In one extraordinary week, voters in Canada, England, and Australia sent a clear message to conservative parties: bold conviction beats bland imitation in today’s turbulent political climate.