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Earlier this month, Robbie Katter introduced a disallowance motion seeking to halt the LNP’s regulation change to allow midwives to prescribe the abortion pill. One issue sits at the very heart of the matter — that Health Minister Tim Nicholls failed to address.

Now banned from entering the UK, Eva Vlaardingerbroek has provided some shocking statistics on how European countries are losing out to mass migration, saying. “The Great Replacement Theory is no longer a theory, it’s reality.”

In 2022, Australia recorded 18,398 adverse event reports following Covid-19 vaccination. Of these, 160 involved a fatal outcome. Six of the reported deaths occurred in children aged 0 to 17. Why were none of the reported child deaths escalated for expert investigation?

Egypt’s June 15 “terrorism” trial of Said Mansour Rezk was adjourned until September 6. His Australian fiancée Sophie says “our prayers pulled through a miracle.”

Trump is calling it peace. Iran is calling it progress. History suggests it's neither.

Nation First looks into One Nation’s powerful new video, the anger it has tapped into, and why Pauline Hanson’s rise is starting to look less like a protest and more like a political earthquake.

Comedian Dave Hughes has unleashed on the Albanese Government, arguing there was no mandate for the recent tax changes and regretting voting for Labor at the last election.

The South Australian Parliament is set to debate a private members bill that — if passed — will allow a biological man who identifies as a woman to record himself as the “mother” on the child’s birth certificate. It has already passed the Upper House with support from the Greens and Labor.

Recall Andrew Thorburn. He lost his job not because he did anything wrong, but because a new worldview has quietly captured Australia's public square. The Australian Christian Freedom Index shows just how far that capture has gone.

Elon Musk is now the world’s first trillionaire. And hasn’t that driven those who still don't understand how wealth is created absolutely wild.

It is not government’s role to adjudicate theological debates. Over a controversy over whether the label 'Christian' should be applied to the Mormon Church, the Pentagon passed this test with flying colours.

Living under a $1 million CCP bounty, exiled Hong Konger Frances Hui has been named this year's recipient of the Victims of Communism Dissident Human Rights Award for her continued fight against the regime.

Millions of words have been written about socialism. Worse yet, millions of lives have been sacrificed to the delusions of socialism and Marxism. Here are 50 great quotes on socialism.

One Nation has raised a staggering $2.5 million towards its "fire the liar" ad campaign — to be used in targeting Labor-held seats. While the PM dismissed the numbers, an independent audit has verified the donation amount.

Nation First explores why One Nation’s pro-life policies against Australia's most extreme abortion laws may be closer to mainstream Australian opinion than many media reports suggest.

Socialism presents itself as compassionate, enlightened, and morally superior. It promises “equity,” “inclusion,” and “social justice” — but beneath the appealing slogans is a worldview that is hostile to God, his created order and his authority.

The Bank of England has decided to remove historical figures like Sir Winston Churchill from bank notes after research suggested they were “elitist” and “divisive”. Can things get any nuttier in the 'diverse' West?

Support for same-sex marriage has fallen to 37% amongst republicans, while corporate sponsorship for Pride events evaporates and June is increasing becoming 'Nuclear Family Month'.

On 13 June 2026, the Body of Christ will converge on the Blacktown Showgrounds for a day of worship, prayer, and activation. Marking the 420th anniversary of the declaration of Australia as the “Great South Land of the Holy Spirit”, Pentecost 26: Australia Arise is a strategic gathering designed to unify the church and launch a decade of harvest.

Despite millions in funding, some Northern Territory town camps remain decrepit, dangerous places filled with rubbish — and little appears to be changing. Where is the money going?