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Best friends are life's anchors—forged through hardship, honesty, and history. But these vital relationships require intentional care. Here are four ways to protect and strengthen the friendships that matter most.

Socceroos winger Nestory Irankunda has sealed a $24.5 million move to Sporting CP, capping a stunning rise from a Tanzanian refugee camp to Europe's elite, powered by family, faith and raw talent.

Prayer Storm's Manchester gathering will bring Christians together for three days of prayer, fasting and worship as organisers call the Church to seek God for spiritual renewal across Britain.

Fr John Flader answers a catechist's question, showing how Old Testament sacrifice, the prophet Isaiah and the New Testament all point to Jesus as the Lamb of God.

At 17, I left home to “live my truth.” I wanted to be who I wanted to be. I walked away from anything that felt like it was holding me back. But when I found myself in a jail cell, I could no longer avoid this question: If “my truth” is supposed to be freeing, why does it feel like this?

In countries with voluntary organ donation systems, patients wait months or years for a transplant. In China, hospitals guarantee matching organs within weeks. That statistical impossibility reveals a horrifying truth: China operates an industrial-scale organ harvesting operation — with the tacit complicity of the Western world.

AFL legend Gary Ablett and wife Jordan launch the 1 Million Pledge, uniting Australians to fund life-saving care for mothers and babies worldwide.

Australia's 2026-27 Budget prioritises institutional childcare over parental choice, raising questions about whether government policy is truly supporting families or simply driving mothers into the workforce.

A bill to prohibit sex-selective abortion will shortly come before the New South Wales Parliament. Archbishop Kanishka Raffel urges the government to support it without hesitation.

Christians in sport across Australia are invited to connect, grow, and be equipped to transform their sporting communities through faith in Jesus Christ.

Nora didn't expect to find joy in palliative care. Five years on, she says sitting with the dying has given her the greatest gift of all: learning how to truly live.

A 64% collapse in Australian history and politics enrolments demands a back-to-basics reset in Victorian education.

There have been several recent reports in the media concerning what seems to be a resurgence in rabbit populations in Australia. Some foreshadow a return to the bad old days of rabbit “plagues” and “the grey blanket”.

More than half of Australians are sacrificing food and medication to stay housed this winter, as new Vinnies research reveals the deepening cost-of-living crisis gripping Victorian households.

Islamic State militants destroyed a historic Catholic church in northern Mozambique, continuing a years-long campaign of violence targeting both Christian and Muslim communities in the region.

Fulani militants killed at least 29 Christians in coordinated Easter Sunday attacks across Nigeria’s Kaduna and Benue states. Read the latest reports on the rising violence, mass abductions, and the targeting of churches during holiday worship services.

A major international study has found frequent screen use, especially evening doom-scrolling, is significantly linked to increased suicide risk and self-harm in adolescents.

Canadian drug researcher and author Pamela McColl warned Australian youth that marijuana legalisation empowers a predatory industry, downplays health risks, and fails to protect children’s rights and future wellbeing.

In this Vision 20Twenty interview, Dr Michael Youssef exposes the alliance between secularism and Islamism, warns of cultural infiltration, and calls Christians to stand for Truth and the Gospel of Jesus Christ.

AUKUS remains “full speed ahead” — but industrial bottlenecks, political hesitation and rising pressure from the PRC threaten to test Australia’s resolve in the decade of greatest strategic danger.