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We should pray for the nations that we live in. When the enemy wants to bring hatred and division and bloodshed, we can pray for the opposite. Hateful rhetoric needs to be nipped in the bud, on all sides of politics. Please pray for Trump and his full recovery, and please pray for America.

The 2001 murder of a bodyguard stationed outside a Melbourne abortuary is an event that has been exploited by the forces of death for the past twenty years. It was instrumental in the success of passing exclusion-zone legislation.

Sixteen Republican Attorneys General threatened legal action against YouTube and its parent company Google over their misleading “context” warnings. Women deserve accurate information about abortion procedures.

Calling Trump a threat to democracy and freedom, a fascist, a Hitler, a dictator, a danger to society, evil, and so on has been par for the course not just for Biden, but so many Democrat leaders, media outlets, and leftist organisations and outlets.

While I share many people’s concerns about Trump’s character, Christians need to be careful how we think about this assassination attempt. Some may also be disappointed that the bullet merely wounded but didn’t kill him. But such thinking is unbiblical.

The attempted assassination of Donald Trump is the turning point in the US election campaign. Trump will be the next President of the United States — if he lives that long. There is now no doubt about how far the Left will go to stop Trump in their blind pursuit of power.

I frequently speak with parents who are dismayed about what their children are learning at school. A recurring theme is the need for schools to get back to basics and focus on the fundamentals of education instead of producing politically correct social justice warriors.

The relentless pursuit of Assange and subsequently of Edward Snowden were important milestones on the path, via the national security, administrative, and surveillance state, to the rise of the biomedical state in which we now find ourselves.

If people want to celebrate the release of Julian Assange, fine, I get it. But I don't think this guy is a straight-up hero or martyr for free speech, and I think the situation is far more complex than the dominant narrative of one innocent, pure-hearted guy finally getting justice.

The version concocted by RNC leaders and Trump slashed the pro-life language from more than 1,300 words in 2020 to a paltry 90, telling Americans everything they need to know about its priority (or lack thereof) in this party.

Batteries are NEVER a net generator of power – they just store energy generated elsewhere, incurring losses on charging and discharging. There has to be sufficient generating capacity to meet current demand while also recharging those batteries.

The impartiality of the Federal Court is in question in light of allegations that a judge concealed her connections to pharmaceutical giant Pfizer before dismissing a legal challenge over its Covid vaccine.

How are we meant to feel about the Prime Minister’s announcement that he is appointing a special envoy for anti-Semitism? How did we get to a point where we now need special advisors, in order to keep a law-abiding, peaceful, highly productive section of our community safe?

"Spotlight" allowed the injured to be acknowledged without discussing the problem that led to them being injured — and that will injure and kill others in future if it is not fixed.

Leaked audio from the ‘After Covid’ Spotlight special discussed in my first post yesterday reveals questions and audience reactions not included in the final cut that was aired. The audience was angry.

New South Wales will soon be the “death capital” of Australia’s new euthanasia reality, with statistics showing the state has the highest rate of “voluntary assisted dying” deaths in the country. 

The recommendation of the Legal and Constitutional Affairs Legislation Committee against passing Senator David Shoebridge's Legalising Cannabis Bill is a great victory for evidence-based policy and legislation in Australia.

In an ‘After Covid’ Spotlight special on commercial media Channel 7NEWS, a panel of experts reflected on Australia’s Covid response. Tellingly, vaccine safety (or rather, lack thereof) occupied 17 out of a total 53 minutes.

Two Republican States and five social media users sued the government for breaching their constitutional right to free speech. They alleged that platforms which were coerced into censoring voices critical of COVID-19 policies would do so on other issues.

The very idea that Payman sought wisdom from Allah before voting on policy issues has surprised many Australians who rarely give a second thought to religion. The fact is that no one arrives at any issue values-free. We all have a religion – whether we believe in God or not.