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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.

Nation First exposes the absurd campaign to silence a Christian preacher for proclaiming repentance and faith inside a Christian school.

People watching TV coverage of the AFL elimination final between the Adelaide Crows and the Western Bulldogs on Saturday night were horrified when this fan popped up on screen. It’s a woman performing blackface, they screamed. Expect, 59-year-old Colleen wasn’t performing blackface at all.

Newly elected Colombian President Abelardo de la Espriella has affirmed his Catholic faith, proclaiming “Long live Christ the King! May God bless Colombia!” in a public address.

Five influential voices warn that unchecked Islamism, mass migration and cultural complacency pose serious challenges to the future of Western civilisation and its Christian foundations.

A devastating disaster in Nepal reminds us of life’s fragility, God’s sovereignty, the call to compassion, and the urgency of living faithfully in light of eternity.

How would you feel if you were told that your child’s school, through the Education Department, was obliged to teach children that they could be born in the wrong body and that babies were ‘assigned’ their sex at birth?

Another controversy has erupted in Victorian women’s football, as female players raise concerns about fairness, safety and biological differences in women’s sport.

Political opponents can be criticised without being demonised. The rhetoric surrounding Pauline Hanson risks turning legitimate political disagreement into something far more dangerous.

The Secret Harbour by-election has exposed a major shift in Australian politics, opening new opportunities for minor parties and Christian voices grounded in biblical values.

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.

Adam Bandt has found a new culprit for bird flu: climate change. But as scientists have linked everything from turbulence to potholes to global warming, is this just the latest stretch in an increasingly elastic explanation?

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.

Tasmania's Parliament is moving to treat ordinary Christian parenting and pastoral care as a problem to be regulated, and in the Greens’ bill, as a crime.

While evangelicals rally politically behind Israel, few schools teach why. The King's University builds Jewish studies, anti-supersessionist theology, and antisemitism scholarship into its academic core.

When floods hit Nepal, killing dozens and leaving Australians missing, the Greens found their villain: Australian coal. A look at climate politics' newest ritual — the search for a sinner.

Alice Springs' Greens-backed mayor had her car stolen — then refused to press charges. James Macpherson asks why the progressive answer to rising crime is to fix the narrative instead of the crime.

Politics feels exhausting and toxic, but William Wilberforce's story shows why Christians shouldn't retreat from public life. His crisis of faith and calling offers a model for today.

When compassion replaces judgment, victims vanish from the story. From a Massachusetts mother's murder trial to Britain's A66 tragedy, we're losing the language to call evil by its name.