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Are Australian Senators the least curious people on the planet? Our Senators this week said no — for the fifth time — to an inquiry into the use of puberty blockers on children.

While the federal Misinformation and Disinformation Bill has been abandoned, planned new Victorian anti-hate speech laws will widen the net of draconian federal, state and territory laws crushing freedom of speech in Australia.

Kim Williams and his ilk hate Rogan and people like him because they are in panic mode. They are desperately upset that they no longer get to dictate and control the cultural narratives.

Albo might be waging war on the internet but the internet is fighting back.

A motion by Greens Senator Larissa Waters to remove the Children Born Alive Bill from the Senate notice paper was narrowly defeated 30–28 yesterday. The result means the bill remains alive in the Senate.

By supporting the ICC’s move, Australia would have to arrest PM Netanyahu if he visited, and it is saying it believes PM Netanyahu is a war criminal. Australia is supporting the weaponisation of international legal organisations.

The Greens will today move that the Children Born Alive Protection Bill 2022 be removed from the Senate. But it's nothing more than a horrid political stunt.

Two Australian local governments have joined a grassroots campaign calling for state and federal officials to take precautionary action over Covid vaccine safety concerns.

While the Canberra Declaration agrees that social media can cause harm to children, we don't believe the government usurping the role of parents is the solution. Read our submission to the social media minimum age bill inquiry.

The Federal Labor Government has officially withdrawn its Misinformation Bill in a massive victory for free speech. The bill's defeat represents the power of ordinary people to make a very real difference.

In recent weeks, many Australians have voiced their opposition to Labor’s Bill which could see social media platforms and users fined hundreds of thousands of dollars over “mis or dis information” online.

Christians in the Holy Land were Australia’s focus of the annual Red Wednesday commemoration on 20 November, held by Aid to the Church in Need to highlight global religious persecution.

Together with our International Men’s Day Facebook campaign and the organic explosion of International Men’s Day across the world, we, with your help, are saving thousands of men across the world from premature death from suicide.

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Renowned for his dynamic preaching and unwavering commitment to sharing the Gospel, Clark’s life and ministry left a profound impact on countless people across Australia and internationally.

We have been given a golden opportunity, a second chance, to react, like David, to the great challenges before us. If we set our hearts on returning our nation to the values on which it was founded, the values found in the Bible, the momentum will build, and leaders will arise.

Despite stiff pushback from legal experts and the public, the misinformation bill passed in the House of Representatives on 7 November. It now goes to the Senate, where Labor, with the possible support of the Greens, needs to shore up the votes of enough crossbench senators to pass it into law.

I’m sure Sam Kerr and her girlfriend are wonderful people. And I genuinely wish them every happiness in life. None of that is invalidated because I don’t agree that two women can “have a baby”.

A 17-year-old charged over pro-Palestinian vandalism that caused more than $100,000 worth of damage to Jewish Labor MP Josh Burns’ electorate office, during which he allegedly hit the glass facade 14 times with a sledgehammer, is on track to avoid a criminal conviction.

Look closely at Trump's cabinet picks and you'll be shocked... at the deception of the media.