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On Tuesday, 10 November, beginning at 6 pm, a public rally will be held outside Victoria's Parliament House to show support for the unborn, after Victorian Premier Ben Carroll has committed to forcing taxpayers to foot the entire bill for abortions up to 16 weeks' gestation.

A 60-year-old Victorian man was rushed to Geelong Hospital with bleeding from the brain and multiple fractures to his face. A father and son attacked him for having a One Nation corflute sign in his front yard.

Nearly 5,000 Christians were killed in Nigeria in 2025, as allegations mount that government officials are funding efforts to conceal the escalating persecution.

If “love is love”, as we were told during the same-sex marriage campaign, then why would a paedophile's attraction towards children be any different? That’s where the Albanese Government has come to, and it’s pure evil.

Too many conservative students, too many Christians, too many Australians are oppressed by the leftist monoculture on university campuses. I could have walked away quietly — but here's why I couldn't do that.

Sometimes Christians ignore elections and who to vote for, because there are no perfect candidates. But this thinking is unrealistic. When we avoid voting for the lesser of two evils, it only helps elect the greater of two evils.

An Aboriginal elder in Western Australia has called for abused children to be taken away from “bad parents”, asking why responses of neglect and abuse of children differ across Australia. There is no place for a “hands-off culture” when children’s lives are at stake.

A Tasmanian Christian reflects on 42 years of faith, warning that proposed conversion practices laws could threaten prayer, parenting and religious freedom, while reaffirming his hope in Christ.

If passed, the Digital Duty of Care Bill 2026 will almost certainly lead to censorship of Bible-based convictions about marriage, abortion, gender, Islam and more. Here's why it should be rejected and how to make a submission by 30 October.

Professor of Law Dr Joanna Howe is taking her employer to the Federal Court after an alleged 11-month in-house investigation into her public pro-life advocacy.

Personal liberty cannot flourish without good manners and respect for others. Drawing on J.S. Mill and historic reformers, this piece explores freedom, peaceful protest and the common good.

Labor’s Digital Duty of Care Bill threatens free speech, empowers covert online surveillance, and imposes potentially burdensome regulations on Australian businesses.

Nine Christians have been killed in a terrorist attack on a Jordanian church, prompting fierce condemnation, demands for justice and renewed concerns about religious persecution.

Nation First exposes the rush to weaponise the Haines attack against Pauline Hanson, conservative voices and men before investigators established a motive.

Tasmania’s proposed conversion practices legislation raises serious questions about religious freedom, pastoral care and whether Christians can freely pray with those seeking to live according to their faith.

Western Australia’s proposed anti-discrimination overhaul has sparked warnings from Christian leaders that religious freedom, parental choice and faith-based schools’ ability to uphold their beliefs are at risk.

The alleged attack on Helen Haines demands condemnation, but rising threats against politicians also raise questions about public trust, political intimidation and selective outrage.

Ben Carroll has called for an end to hateful political rhetoric, but his treatment of Pauline Hanson raises questions about how consistently he applies that standard.

A collection of sobering reflections on Western civilisation’s decline, the loss of Christian foundations and the dangers of cultural complacency, ending with a message of enduring Christian hope.

A federal investigation has exposed how America’s biggest banks shut out conservative and Christian clients, relying on subjective reputation risks and controversial ideological watchdogs.