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Multiculturalism doesn’t work. It is a failed experiment. If we really care about our country – and the migrants who find refuge here – we will do all we can to preserve the unique Australian culture that made this country so attractive to them in the first place.

Dramas like "Adolescence" teach little boys that the internet may "make them toxic", but this prophecy seems self-fulfilling, as more young men turn from TV’s woke nagging to the "manosphere" for unhealthy examples of masculinity.

Everyday Aussies are shocked when they hear what is happening in our courts with gender ideology, and can’t believe the betrayal of dignity, safety and fairness for women and children. We must keep exposing the lies to the light.

Christians say that Jesus alone is King. And they are certainly right in this. But too often, we can live as if we do not really believe this. We can put other things – even important causes – ahead of our full devotion to Christ alone.

They sold Australia out. They flogged our farms, our water, our ports, our power, and our minerals. They gutted our industries, flooded our labour market, priced our kids out of homes, and told us to “trust the global economy.” Enough. Here’s how we take it all back.

Students are increasingly concealing their true opinions on politics and gender, navigating a campus culture that rewards conformity, penalises honesty, and stifles authentic engagement.

With 80,000 regulations costing $110 billion a year, Australia’s businesses are suffocating under red tape. Trimming just 1% could unleash over $1 billion in fresh economic growth, according to a new report. But does Jim Chalmers have the courage?

Published by the United States Office of Personnel Management (OPM), the restoration of rights is in conjunction with Team Trump repealing an anti-Christian bias embedded within American government institutions.

The NSW Government introduced a bill that would introduce a new crime of creating AI-generated pornographic material of a person without their consent. It is a welcome move. However, incremental bans on non-consensual pornography ignore the simple truth that, on some level, all pornography is non-consensual. 

AI has spread across the globe and grown in power and capability. Now that it’s mid-2025, I thought it would be useful to take stock and share my thoughts around AI as it stands today, and where it might be headed.

Australia has turned its back on Israel by deciding to recognise Palestine, which is committed to the destruction of Israel and the genocide or removal of its Jews.

Hamas thinks so much of Anthony Albanese that they are encouraging other world leaders to be more like him. Remember, this is the same Hamas that is on Australia’s official list of terrorist organisations.

Everybody in America by now has seen the American Eagle spot featuring actress Sydney Sweeney moving around in the brand’s jeans and talking about genetics. The Left's confected outrage over this "eugenic" ad completely glosses over the blatant eugenics of Planned Parenthood's founder, Margaret Sanger.

There are at least two big bottlenecks that can hold back the mission of the Australian church. By addressing them with small, purposeful changes, we can greatly expand our community impact and open more doors for meaningful conversations about faith.

You know we’re living in the last days when comedic parody has become conservative prophecy. The most recent example is South Park’s portrayal of the Christian political commentator, Charlie Kirk (represented by ‘Cartman’), where he outlines the logical and legal inconsistency of the abortion lobby.

Overwhelmingly, the mainstream media is denying that aid and food are being stolen, whether by Hamas, armed gangs, or with the collusion of the corrupt UN. But this is indeed happening.

President Donald Trump is planning a crackdown on debanking, after reports that conservatives and Christians are losing access to financial services on political grounds.

Another Garma, another grandiose speech. Prime Minister Anthony Albanese offers familiar promises, but action for Indigenous communities is still missing.

Australia's compulsory voting rules may be driving voter apathy and shallow political discourse, locking in a system resistant to real change.

The rise of the digital surveillance state is changing how Australians engage online. It’s important to call out the overreach… while we’re still allowed to.