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Anthony Albanese entered office vowing transparency — yet secret discussions over ISIS brides, a collapse in FOI compliance, and extravagant spending scandals reveal a government refusing to live up to its own lofty promises.

Labor Senator Murray Watt has accused One Nation Senator Malcolm Roberts of “associating with Neo-Nazis and other extremists” after Roberts questioned the Envoy to Combat Islamophobia why it failed to define Islamophobia or mention Sharia law in its 60-page report.

A 41-year-old chef at a high-end hotel in New South Wales who was sacked for allegedly speaking too openly about his Christian beliefs has won his case at the Fair Work Commission. It's a welcome victory for freedom — but sounds a loud warning shot.

Eight years ago a drunk driver killed my brother. Now, after sitting in a hearing to determine if he would be released from prison four years early, this is my story about forgiveness, the transformative power of grace, and how healing can begin in the most unlikely of places.

Nearly half of American college students agree with the notion that “words can be violence,” according to a survey commissioned in the weeks following the assassination of Charlie Kirk. This warped notion of violence will have devastating consequences.

I recently introduced the No Jab No Pay Repeal Bill 2025 into the Australian Senate. Australia needs to have a proper discussion about medical freedoms and informed consent without financial and social coercion.

After being asked last year what a woman is, Sex Discrimination Commissioner Dr Anna Cody still cannot give an answer. It's a shame her job relies on knowing it.

From massive fines to imprisonment, these five people stood up against the trans agenda and are paying the price. But truth will ultimately prevail.

Australian women demand accountability as Prime Minister Albanese shields senior ministers accused of politically targeting Senator Reynolds, raising serious questions about leadership, integrity, and women’s safety in Parliament.

A New South Wales Local District Court has fined Kirralie Smith $95,000 for refusing to call a male soccer player a woman. The fines will be $190,000 if not paid within 28 days.

After a two-year legal battle, Pastor Chris Avell wins an appeal letting Dad’s Place stay open to the poor, exposing Bryan city officials’ selective fire-code crackdown on the church.

Secular society upholds universal human rights yet denies God, creating a moral contradiction. This article explores why true human dignity ultimately points to the existence of the King.

Encouraging meetings in Canberra with politicians who are determined to defend women’s sex-based rights, protect children, and challenge Australia’s harmful gender identity laws threatening truth and free speech.

The Hallett Inquiry’s 800-page Covid report is a costly whitewash, ignoring accountability, misrepresenting modelling, and dismissing alternatives like Sweden—failing to confront the true social and economic costs.

California’s cannabis experiment has unleashed illegal markets, cartel grow-ops, rising health harms, and mounting social costs — raising urgent questions about regulation, public safety, and the true impact of legalisation.

After weeks of prayer and pressure, 18-year-old Egyptian Christian Bola Adel Naguib has been released, highlighting ongoing abuses against believers detained for expressing their faith online.

As socialism trends among young Americans, history offers a sobering warning: wherever it rises, freedom falls and economies collapse. Cool vibes can’t replace hard lessons—or hard math.

Two of Australia’s largest insurers have confirmed that they charge male drivers hundreds of dollars more than ‘non-binary’ applicants for identical car insurance coverage.

The court upheld Japan’s longstanding marriage law as constitutional, affirming that marriage is between a man and a woman, and emphasising that any legal change should be made by parliament, not the judiciary.

A push to remove the Islamic religion as a factor in Australia’s terrorism laws sparks heated debate, with critics warning the change risks weakening national security and ignoring real-world motivations.