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The assault on Helen Haines highlights Australia’s growing political hostility. Recovering civility requires personal accountability, respectful debate and a renewed commitment to Christian moral foundations.

Germany’s proposed social media rules would give government-approved news outlets preferential visibility with social media algorithms, raising concerns about state influence over online information and the future of digital freedom.

A candlelit performance of Mozart’s Requiem at Sydney Town Hall will honour 21 Australian Army nurses murdered in the Bangka Island massacre, along with generations of military nurses.

When we live in God’s presence, anchored in his Word and secure in Christ, we can stand unshakeable amid life’s challenges.

Labor’s Digital Duty of Care Bill threatens free speech, empowers covert online surveillance, and imposes potentially burdensome regulations on Australian businesses.

As Tasmania and Western Australia consider conversion therapy bans, a former LGBT+ ministry leader warns of threats to religious freedom, personal choice and Christian discipleship.

Moira Deeming’s re-election campaign has energised Family First supporters, raising $90,000 as the party prepares for a crucial Victorian election and a potential breakthrough.

As the disciples discovered through a huge haul of fish, we can trust Jesus for a net-breaking, boat-sinking catch of people.

OECD chief Mathias Cormann warns Australia is losing its competitive edge, as excessive regulation, housing pressures, immigration challenges and declining public trust threaten national prosperity.

Nation First exposes the rush to weaponise the Haines attack against Pauline Hanson, conservative voices and men before investigators established a motive.

Anthony Albanese calls for civility after the Helen Haines attack, but revelations of a political dirt file raise uncomfortable questions about his government’s own conduct.

Australia’s national resilience inquiry overlooks a critical weakness: decades of deindustrialisation have left the nation dangerously dependent on imports, unprepared for compounding threats and strategic disruption.

A powerful display of thousands of shoes highlights Australia’s escalating male suicide crisis, while Dads4Kids celebrates fatherhood, family connections and practical action to strengthen generations.

Following Paul's example in Ephesians 1, let us pray for the Father to open the eyes of our hearts so that we may grasp the hope of his calling, the riches of his glorious inheritance in the saints, and the greatness of his power towards us who believe.

Prayer is active partnership with God, and he is awakening his body to prayer, not by might or by power, but by his Spirit.

When we ask God, "What is in my hand?", and see our possessions, money and time as seed that God asks us to sow, life becomes simpler.

Hillsong UNITED’s Joel Houston reflects on fame, faith and the burden of ministry, questioning performative Christianity as he seeks a more authentic walk with God.

Tasmania’s proposed conversion practices legislation raises serious questions about religious freedom, pastoral care and whether Christians can freely pray with those seeking to live according to their faith.

Melbourne Catholic Archbishop Peter Comensoli has spoken out clearly against the deadly promises by both major parties in Victoria ahead of the election, drawing a comparison between abortion and capital punishment.

The one who is worthy of it all is awakening his Church to be captivated by him, so that we will honour one another and share his gospel with humility and courage.