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The NFL landed in Australia with a flyover, celebrities, and a 100,000-strong crowd. What caught the internet's attention was something the MCG hasn't seen much of lately: unashamed, public Christian faith.

Sall Grover is leaving Australia, but not the fight. Following the High Court's refusal to hear her appeal in Giggle v. Tickle, Grover declared she will not call a man a woman — whatever the law says. She won't stop fighting until the law changes.

Joshua Broome was a porn star with fame, money, and a drug overdose planned. Trapped in deep shame and guilt, he found forgiveness and his true identity in Jesus Christ, and is now a husband, father, author and pastor.

Moira Deeming has joined Family First as its lead Victorian candidate, pledging to contest the 28 November state election and continue her fight for child safeguards, faith, and sex-based rights.

Irish boxing icon Katie Taylor retired in style at Dublin's Croke Park, walking out before 80,000 fans singing "All Hail King Jesus" and wearing Psalm 18 in gold — a testament to the faith she calls the foundation of her life.

Jesus has been labelled 'influencer of the year' in Sweden. With Gen Z leading a spiritual renewal, the trend is countering decades of continued Swedish secularisation.

Topher Field has opened up on the successful infiltration of the Fabian Society and their socialist agenda in an interview with Karl Stefanovic.

An Australian principal with 34 years’ experience has resigned after being bullied out of her job for opposing “Wear It Purple Day” and raising concerns about exposing young children to sexualised content.

One brave British historian is speaking out about how and why Britain is broken. For David Starkey, author and commentator, Britain’s dysfunction is deliberate. And it is a warning to Australia not to follow suit.

Young Conservatives for Christ are challenging Victoria’s Respectful Relationships curriculum, warning that compulsory consent education and mature-minor policies undermine parental authority.

Charlie Kirk’s death became a catalyst for spiritual awakening, prompting Jenny McCarthy and Donnie Wahlberg to publicly embrace deeper faith in Jesus Christ.

Rachel Wilson’s "Occult Feminism" has sparked fierce debate over feminism’s historical roots, Christianity’s role, and the ideological forces shaping modern womanhood.

Labor's new Digital Duty of Care promises to protect Australians online — but critics warn it's a rebranded censorship push that could silence political dissent, faith voices and the pro-life movement.

Sydney sociologist Salvatore Babones argues Pauline Hanson was onto something — monoculturalism, not multiculturalism, is what actually helps immigrants assimilate and thrive, while Europe's approach has failed spectacularly.

Dolly Parton has died at 80, leaving behind a legacy of faith, generosity, and music. Tributes are pouring in from celebrities, politicians, and everyday fans she touched.

Bishop Fulton Sheen argued Communism and capitalism share a common root—materialism divorced from morality. That affinity, this piece argues, explains China's persecution of Christians today.

Hindu Dara Singh, convicted for burning missionary Graham Staines and his sons alive in 1999, is seeking early release. His case reopens questions about justice, remorse, and religious violence in India.

John Anderson joins Karl Stefanovic to unpack Australia's mounting challenges — from Cultural Marxism and youth values to Net Zero, farming pressures, defence gaps and Labor's economic mismanagement.

Ardie Savea and Siya Kolisi, rival captains united in faith, worshipped together ahead of Rugby's Greatest Rivalry — revealing how Christ grounds each of them on and off the field.

The ABC surprises with a balanced report on Gym Church, a Melbourne-born Christian fitness ministry now spreading nationally — exploring why Gen Z men are turning to faith.