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If I weren’t a Christian, I’d at least be curious. I mean, how do you explain a religion that describes the Friday on which their God died as “Good Friday”? How is it good?

If you think the abuse of our Prime Minister during his visit to the Lakemba Mosque was spontaneous… think again. That meeting went exactly the way organisers intended for it to.

A major German police study finds nearly half of Muslims under 40 hold Islamist views, raising fresh concerns about integration, radicalisation, and Europe’s long-running migration experiment.

If only the Iranian women’s football team were ISIS brides, our government would have pulled out all stops to help them. But rather than help to establish a violent caliphate, the Iranian girls used their tour of Australia to quietly defy an Islamic regime.

Britain’s hesitation over Diego Garcia signals a cooling transatlantic bond, raising hard questions about resolve, leadership, and the future of the once-steadfast Anglosphere alliance.

A sharp critique of progressive double standards, arguing that Western opposition to Tehran sparks outrage—while the Iranian regime’s abuses are excused as “complex” and culturally nuanced.

ABC footage exposes alleged ISIS-linked gangs targeting gay men in Sydney, reigniting debate over Islamic extremism, religious doctrine, and growing security fears ahead of the city’s Mardi Gras.

Barnaby Joyce’s call to tame “literal” religion raises deeper questions about truth, tolerance, and whether Christianity’s exclusive claims actually underpin Australia’s freedoms.

A sharp critique of media language on gender identity, arguing that when words are bent to fit ideology, clarity collapses — and with it, public trust and eventually, civilisation.

Anthony Albanese demands answers after New South Wales police disrupted Muslim prayers during a Sydney CBD riot, sparking debate over religious freedom, public order, political double standards, and who sets the rules in Australia’s streets.

Angus Taylor’s leadership win may signal change, but with internal division, an imminent by-election, and Labor circling, the Liberals’ “new era” already looks fraught with danger.

As political grandstanding overshadows competition at the Winter Olympics, some Olympians seem more eager to air grievances than chase gold—testing fans’ patience and the purpose of the Games.

A sharp critique of Labor’s gender ideology colliding with reality, exposing the dangers, contradictions, and taxpayer costs of placing male offenders in women’s prisons.

A witty satire unpacks the wild logical fallout of Billie Eilish’s “stolen land” remark, exposing how a catchy moral slogan can spiral into absurdity, contradiction, and cultural confusion.

A scathing critique argues that the Race Discrimination Commissioner fuels division, not national unity, and calls on Anthony Albanese to remove him in the name of genuine social cohesion.

Victorian Premier Jacinta Allan’s Pride March appearance sparks debate over political priorities, as critics contrast enthusiastic support for LGBTQ events with the quiet disappearance of Melbourne’s Australia Day parade.

A fiery critique of Australia’s political and religious sensitivities, defending Scott Morrison’s call to confront Islamic extremism and accusing leaders of avoiding hard truths in the name of social cohesion.

In the wake of the Bondi terror attack, you’d think the ABC might pause briefly in its endless culture war against the country that funds it, and take its responsibility as the national broadcaster seriously.

A fiery defence of Australia Day against extremist rhetoric, exposing the moral absurdities of branding national pride as genocide and warning against imported grievance politics eroding social cohesion and liberal democracy.

In an interview on Sky News, Tony Burke explained that his hate speech laws would deal with the motivation of the Bondi terrorists. The only problem? He couldn’t quite bring himself to say what their motivation actually was.