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Religious leaders are urging Labor to exempt faith-based charities from its new 30 per cent discretionary trust tax, warning the reform could severely cut philanthropic funding for vulnerable Australians.

Victoria's cults inquiry report lacks clear definitions and religious freedom safeguards. ACL welcomes support for survivors but warns mainstream churches and homeschooling families could be wrongly caught up.

Hindu Dara Singh, convicted for burning missionary Graham Staines and his sons alive in 1999, is seeking early release. His case reopens questions about justice, remorse, and religious violence in India.

When Sophie Cunningham's comments on transgender athletes in women's sports went viral, a WNBA sideshow became something bigger: a clash between two rival stories about creation, identity, and redemption.

A look at the recurring cycle of socialist revolutions promising utopia and delivering collapse — and how Mexico City's push to restore statues of Castro and Guevara reveals this pattern persists today.

Live Action is fighting back against a cease-and-desist letter accusing it of defaming abortion advocates. Backed by the Thomas More Society, the pro-life group says it will keep calling abortion "killing."

Archbishop Fisher accuses ABC of bias in voluntary assisted dying coverage, demands formal investigation into impartiality breaches over telehealth ban debate.

When five men are accused, "all men" bear the guilt — but when a woman errs, she's just an individual. This piece asks why identity logic only turns rigid on demand.

Young Australians face a housing crisis decades in the making. This piece argues political choices—not fate—locked a generation out of the Australian Dream, and calls for national renewal.

I've spent years fighting Australia's transgender policies in sport — facing court orders and police visits for it. Now Enes Kanter's WNBA declaration shows the tide may finally be turning.

A new federal Bill seeks to guarantee babies born alive after an abortion the same right to medical care as any other newborn — reviving a debate first raised by Baby Samuel's story in Queensland earlier this year.

On 17 August, Parliament House witnessed historic momentum for the Human Rights (Children Born Alive Protection) Bill 2026. Record numbers of politicians attended and spoke publicly in support, while media coverage reached unprecedented levels — marking a significant shift in political engagement on this highly important issue.

Attendees at a heated anti-Hanson rally in Melbourne clashed with security and reporters, sparking claims of hypocrisy from free-speech supporters and renewed debate over immigration, youth crime and Victoria's mounting state debt.

After the Bondi Beach terror attack, the Prime Minister's response was a gun buyback scheme. This misses the point entirely — the problem isn't guns, it's radical Islamism.

A challenge to the popular narrative of Palestinian history, arguing that population records, demographic data, and genetic studies undermine claims of ancient, uninterrupted Arab indigeneity while affirming continuous Jewish ties to the land.

The Hon. Llew O'Brien introduced the Humans Rights (Children Born Alive Protection) Bill 2026 into the House of Representatives on Monday, 17 August 2026. Here is his powerful full speech, which outlines the need for this bill.

Nation First reports on an Australian politician's bid to guarantee equal care for babies born alive after abortions, and the Liberal leadership’s chance to stop Parliament burying the issue again.

Part 2 of a series arguing that Western societies exhibit hallmarks of a borderless "Global Neo-Marxism"—censorship, moral confusion, deindustrialisation, and eroding sovereignty—echoing patterns from Stalin's Soviet Union.

On Monday, 17 August, the Hon. Llew O'Brien MP will introduce the Human Rights (Children Born Alive Protection) Bill 2026 into the House of Representatives. On the same day, the Baby Booties Display will grace the lawns outside Parliament House. Here's how to watch, support and pray for both these events.

Curtin University’s alleged on-campus abortion training for midwifery students is raising serious questions about conscience rights, religious expression, oversight, and the future of midwifery.