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My grandfather fled Nazi Germany after the events of Kristallnacht in 1938. Now we've seen this all-too-familiar antisemitic violence at Bondi Beach. But this tragic story is not one without hope.

After years of verbal gymnastics, semantic tap-dancing, and ideological denial — we’re finally allowed to say the word Islam in the same sentence as terrorism.

In the past few weeks, issues have risen over abortion and assisted suicide which raise great concerns about conscientious objection as governments push to marginalise pro-life positions.

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese didn’t fire the guns at Bondi Beach, but he and Foreign Minister Penny Wong provided the ammunition with their continual criticism of Israel since October 7, even before Israel responded to the horrific attack by Hamas.

A gunman has killed two and injured at least nine people at a Rhode Island university, including Ella Cook, who was allegedly targeted for her conservative beliefs. A devout Christian, she's been described as "a tremendous and bright light".

I grieve for our nation after terrorists driven by extremist Islamic ideology targeted Jews celebrating Hanukkah at Bondi Beach. Our nation deserves answers.

Islam’s historical record — conquest, slavery, suppression of indigenous cultures — is undeniably colonial. This doesn’t mean all Muslims today support such ideas. But it does mean we should stop pretending Islam’s past was morally superior to the West’s.

Supporters of the under 16s social media ban often speak as if age verification is a narrow, one-off tool. It isn't. We are sleepwalking into a surveillance state.

Rabbi Eli Schlanger, a respected leader in Sydney’s Jewish community and father of five, was among the victims of the Bondi Beach attack. Earlier this year, he publicly confronted the Prime Minister, urging him to retract Australia’s recognition of a Palestinian state.

On the evening of December 14, 2025, as families gathered in Sydney’s Bondi Beach for a Hanukkah celebration, the illusion of Australia’s safety was shattered in a hail of bullets. Let Bondi be the moment the country wakes up.

The shooters at Bondi were motivated by their understanding of Islam and the Quran. But why is it that only one expression of religious extremism ever results in violence? Could it possibly have something to do with the sacred Islamic religious texts themselves?

A dozen people have so far been killed and another two to three dozen have been wounded at the Bondi Beach mass shooting in Sydney. This was a targeted attack on the Jewish community, and it has now officially been declared to be a terrorist attack.

The Albanese Government has won international applause for its under 16s social media ban. But there is good reason to be sceptical of the government's intention and ability to implement it.

Meet ACON, the trans activist outfit that has infiltrated workplaces, governments, universities and even the national broadcaster to quietly remake Australian society in its own image.

A former atheist turned Christian street preacher was acquitted of 'hate claims' last month by a UK Crown Court jury after accusations were brought against him by a group of Muslims.

My penalty for being guilty of “unlawful vilification” has been handed down, which is a $95,000 fine plus contradictory actions when I am required to admit to vilifying the two male players in the women's competition by referring to them as males.

Australia’s Envoy on Islamophobia (who assumes it is widespread in Australian society) has released a report with 54 recommendations on how to combat it. Here's a Christian response.

A teacher in London was sacked over comments to students, including Muslim ones, that England was a Christian state which had King Charles as the head of the Church of England. The police were involved in investigating the alleged 'hate crime'.

Parents, not bureaucrats, are responsible for teaching their children how to navigate the online world. Safety comes from education, parental tools, and platform responsibility, not from social media bans, mass surveillance and mandatory ID checks.

The European Commission (EC) has fined social media company X for AU$210 million after it found the platform in violation of the European Union’s 2022 Digital Services Act. But Musk, X and multiple US government officials maintain this is an attack on free speech and an unwarranted attempt at control.