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On 20 March 2024, Robbie Katter, MP for Traeger and leader of the Katter’s Australian Party, introduced the Termination of Pregnancy (Live Births) Amendment Bill 2024, widely known as the “Queensland Babies Born Alive Bill”.

Albany locals decided to act after discovering, and unsuccessfully asking for the removal of, sexually explicit and age-inappropriate books in the children’s section of their local library.

Anti-life activists and MPs are so ideologically addicted to unfettered abortion access and the dehumanisation of babies in the womb that they are willing to reject the humanity of certain babies outside the womb as well, born alive after failed abortions.

Months after former Victorian Premier Dan Andrews sensationally forfeited the 2026 Commonwealth Games, citing cost blowout, making Victoria an international laughingstock, his replacement, Jacinta Allan, is bidding for Victoria to host the 2030 Gay Games.

The Albanese Government has abandoned plans to include questions about sexual preference in the Census in order to preserve social cohesion. Treasurer Jim Chalmers said the decision to ditch LGBTQ questions was about “avoiding nastiness”.

We like to think that our money is safe in the bank, and that our data is safe in the cloud. But are they? There is a danger with these modern conveniences. They provide a terribly tempting target for hackers.

We invite you to join us from Friday 6 to Thursday 12 September as we intercede for an Australian awakening to God.

The decision by Beijing to lift its restrictions on the import of Australian wine is pleasing, but much of the resultant celebration is misplaced. Australia should come to a realistic understanding of the capricious nature of the Chinese regime.

According to the Australian Bureau of Statistics, the Indigenous population has exploded from 548,370 in 2011 to 812,728 in 2021. The sooner we remove race as a qualifier for government assistance, the sooner Aboriginal people will be helped.

While Labor continues with its firm aversion to nuclear power, Australia’s neighbours in Southeast Asia are exploring it as an alternative source to reach their clean energy goals.

After a five-year wait, Dr Jereth Kok finally had a hearing in Melbourne last month. He was represented by the Christian legal group, the Human Rights Law Alliance. They did a terrific job, but the case continues.

Australia has been connected historically, politically and spiritually to the Pacific region. Now, more than ever, God wants to bring Oceania together for the End Times harvest.

“One small step for man, one giant leap for mankind,” are the immortal words of Neil Armstrong when he stepped onto the moon. Perhaps that is what Chris Woods was thinking when she decided to walk across Australia to help men, and particularly fathers.

The long journey from Darwin to Adelaide has just been completed on foot by Chris Woods. Her astonishing story and commitment to putting others first is a remarkable achievement, but one done with a big smile on her face.

Hopefully, considering the pitfalls of a cashless society, businesses and consumers will retain the time-honoured use of cash – and avoid transaction fees into the bargain.

The Country Liberal Party has stormed to victory in the NT election. Hidden from the major headlines – but more important – is the story of prayer behind it.

A Muslim group awarded charity status in the recent budget has warned senators of the legal risk of condemning the anti-Israel “river to the sea” chant and claims Labor has abandoned its own senator, Fatima Payman, over her allegations of genocide in Gaza.

Doubling down on Dutton derangement syndrome (DDS), Jim Chalmers has insinuated that the leader of the opposition is as dangerous as a domestic terrorist.

In just a few days, applications from the public will close for those interested in becoming a member of the Parents and Carers Reference Group (PCRG).

It is not only the politicians who have weighed in but the judiciary as well, with Justice Robert Bromwich of the Federal Court of Australia now offering a legal definition of what it means to be a woman. The case, Tickle v Giggle, has a humorous name but serious implications.