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Danny Burmawi, a former Muslim, delivers unflinching clarity on Islam, Israel, and the West — exposing uncomfortable truths that many in the mainstream refuse to acknowledge.

With the South Australian election approaching, debate resurfaces over Cory Bernardi's 2012 speech linking same-sex marriage to broader social change.

Jennifer Sey lost her career, friends, and city for speaking out against COVID lockdowns — and she's made a documentary so history won't repeat itself.

Should the Church engage in politics? This piece argues Christians have a duty to speak out on moral issues — or risk ceding culture to hostile forces.

Compassion is where moral reasoning begins — but it cannot be where it ends. Before we act on our deepest feelings, we must first stop, think, and gather our tools. This is especially important when considering ending a life with euthanasia.

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.

Former Australian of the Year Grace Tame faces mounting backlash after leading a controversial pro-Palestinian chant, raising serious questions about accountability and the limits of free speech.

South Australian Labor's silence on Christian concerns risks a backlash at the Upper House ballot box — and the Christian vote still has real power to shape this election.

Pauline Hanson was mocked for years. Then the Bondi massacre happened. What the elites dismissed as ignorance may have been the clearest warning of all.

Hollywood is recalibrating as woke films bomb at the box office and family-friendly fare gains ground, driven by parent-led demand for wholesome cinema.

Argentina's great revival of the 1980s transformed churches but left the nation largely unchanged — a sobering lesson on why Christians must engage both the sanctuary and the ballot box.

Recent Islamist terror attacks in the West have reignited fierce debate over immigration, national security, and multiculturalism, with critics warning that decades of policy decisions are producing dangerous consequences.

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.

Albanese's government stumbled into doing the right thing by the Iranian women's soccer team — but only after Trump, social media, and public pressure forced their hand. Three wins, zero grace.

Is multiculturalism beyond critique? This article argues that cultures must be evaluated honestly, warning that abandoning Judeo-Christian foundations risks moral confusion and civic decline.

Australia's illicit drug epidemic is expanding unchecked, with billion-dollar consumption costs and rising deaths, while police management and politicians continue to obscure the true scale of the crisis.

A quiet resurgence of Christian faith — particularly among young adults — may be sparking a new Catholic literary and cultural renaissance, echoing a similar revival a century ago.

The Allan government spent $22.5 million on just 80 cultural burns. CFA volunteers treated six times more land last year — essentially for free.

QCAT has overturned the dismissal of a vilification complaint against Lyle Shelton, reviving a long-running free speech case and reigniting debate over how Australia’s vilification laws are applied.

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.