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A NSW Council dares to suggest public spaces should unite Australians rather than divide them by race. The outrage is revealing.

Families whose loved ones were killed in the 9/11 Twin Towers terrorist attack have demanded New York major Zohran Mamdani — who has links to terrorist activity — avoid attending a private ceremony marking the 25th anniversary of the horrific event.

Hundreds of parents are taking legal action against the Queensland Government over the ban on transgender drugs for children. While the drugs are still available through the private health system, they are seeking $50,000 each in compensation for 'discrimination'.

Moira Deeming has announced today that she has joined Family First. Now the Parliamentary Leader for the party, she will re-contest her seat for the Western Metropolitan Region electorate at the 2026 Victorian November election.

The threats to Pastor Andrew Sedra and his family come almost exactly a year after the assassination of Charlie Kirk, with whom Sedra shared a stage multiple times before Kirk’s death.

Labor Government ministers are worried that Australians just don’t believe them anymore. That explains why the legislation on social media algorithms is less about a Digital Duty of Care for you and much more about a Digital Duty of Care for Albo and his progressive ideology.

The Lindsay Clancy trial — to determine whether the mother of three children she strangled to death is guilty of murder — resulted in a mistrial. Here is some sobering commentary on this miscarry of justice.

Family First MLC Sarah Game has moved to establish a South Australian parliamentary inquiry into the medical treatment of children experiencing gender dysphoria, arguing Parliament can no longer ignore the international retreat from so-called “gender-affirming” medicine for minors.

Why can some politicians openly blame an entire race for global problems while others would be destroyed for doing the same? Mehreen Faruqi’s latest speech exposes the selective rules that make one form of racism acceptable in Australian politics.

A judge has cleared the way for Tyler Robinson to face capital murder charges for killing Charlie Kirk. But behind the legal question lies a biblical one: What does the sanctity of human life demand when that life is deliberately taken?

An Australian principal with 34 years’ experience has resigned after being bullied out of her job for opposing “Wear It Purple Day” and raising concerns about exposing young children to sexualised content.

One brave British historian is speaking out about how and why Britain is broken. For David Starkey, author and commentator, Britain’s dysfunction is deliberate. And it is a warning to Australia not to follow suit.

Nation First exposes the absurd campaign to silence a Christian preacher for proclaiming repentance and faith inside a Christian school.

Newly elected Colombian President Abelardo de la Espriella has affirmed his Catholic faith, proclaiming “Long live Christ the King! May God bless Colombia!” in a public address.

Iran’s underground Christians are facing a brutal crackdown, yet reports of growing conversions and courageous witness suggest persecution has not silenced the Gospel.

A Daily Declaration probe into Prime Minister Anthony Albanese’s “Islamophobia” response has found that, across several government agencies, key work has either not begun or cannot be traced.

Another controversy has erupted in Victorian women’s football, as female players raise concerns about fairness, safety and biological differences in women’s sport.

Rachel Wilson’s "Occult Feminism" has sparked fierce debate over feminism’s historical roots, Christianity’s role, and the ideological forces shaping modern womanhood.

Labor's new Digital Duty of Care promises to protect Australians online — but critics warn it's a rebranded censorship push that could silence political dissent, faith voices and the pro-life movement.

Tasmania's Parliament is moving to treat ordinary Christian parenting and pastoral care as a problem to be regulated, and in the Greens’ bill, as a crime.