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The Department of the Prime Minister and Cabinet recently published its independent inquiry into the COVID-19 Response in Australia. More, not less, bureaucratic control seems to be the theme of the report. A Royal Commission is well overdue.

As Australia’s electricity system which charges EVs is overwhelmingly powered by fossil fuels, particularly coal, it is disingenuous to say that more electric vehicles will lead to a reduction in emissions.

Rampant immigration in Australia has cloaked the alarming reality that we are in “the biggest ‘baby recession’ since 1970s”, as The Guardian reported recently. We now have a total fertility rate (TFR) of 1.50 babies per woman, a record low from 1.86 in 1993.

Anthony Albanese’s alternative to a COVID Royal Commission has recommended Labor create a centralised source for information and control during a public health crisis.

The Queensland election result continues what appears to be a growing momentum of voters moving away from Labor. It was a very poor result for Labor in Queensland, involving a 7.4 per cent swing to the LNP, and a bad omen for Anthony Albanese federally.

It’s all very well to be angry at Daniel Andrews, but we should be angrier at ourselves! The former Victorian premier trampled human rights during the pandemic, but only because we allowed him to do so.

On October 31, exactly 107 years ago today in 1917, the Australian 4th Light Horse Brigade made a miraculous charge across the open desert. They defied overwhelming odds and captured the wells at Beersheba.

In a report handed down yesterday, Australia’s federal Covid Inquiry found that extreme public health restrictions, coupled with lack of transparency about the evidence informing these decisions, has led to a major slide in public trust.

ARC is taking the best of Western history – the worth and dignity of each person, responsibility rather than victimhood, religious freedom rather than thought control, and promoting that story as the better one for our future.

We are the holy temple of God. It’s time for the Church to come back to holiness.

Labor’s immigration minister Tony Burke has pulled the plug on Candace Owens’ November speaking tour of Australia, two months after opening a door for 3,000 unvetted pro-Hamas Gazans.

Last week, the Australian Catholic University managed to turn every word in its name into an oxymoron. It’s Australian, but neither its staff nor its students believe in a “fair go”. It’s officially Catholic, but students walked out on an eminent speaker who opposed abortion.

Rather than seeking satisfaction in created things, come to Jesus – the bread of life – today, knowing that He satisfies the hunger of all who come to Him in faith.

New South Wales Libertarians will fight for “no jab, no job” justice. Confirming that the public health orders were creating a public health crisis, John Ruddick said, on a cost-to-benefit analysis, it was “unprecedented that such major policies (outside a war) were not weighed and balanced.”

NSW MLC John Ruddick delivered a powerful speech to the state parliament about the excessive funding of rainbow activism. Lobbyists who rely on government grants do not simply pat themselves on the back after winning their cause – they get addicted to the gravy train.

Let us draw near to the One who trained Himself to be godly. Let us partner with His training in this great journey of faith. He has begun our race. He will help us complete it.

The Lord Jesus Christ was a true servant leader. By following His example, we offer a witness to the world of the true nature of leadership.

The world has become increasingly complicated and confused about sex. Through the Australian Sexual Integrity Creed, we can love people and love the truth.

Here, we have a “Christian” university apologising for having a strong Catholic giving a strong Catholic speech. Um, what would they prefer? In the future will they only have atheist speakers come in? Or Muslim speakers? And they are offering counselling for those who were offended!

Religious freedom, the ability to worship and evangelise, has been increasingly curtailed in the name of “anti-discrimination” and “inclusion”. Now, with its proposed misinformation laws, the federal government has Australians of faith in its sights in the name of “truth”.