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Why is bullying getting worse despite new policies and programs? The answer may lie not in our classrooms, but in what we fundamentally believe about children.

An Italian-born pastry chef and father of three is facing deportation from Australia after a visa technicality left him without legal standing — despite 16 years of contributions to his community and a thriving local business.

Australia’s health regulator restricted a psychiatrist from speaking about child gender treatments following complaints from activists. Nearly 18,000 of his colleagues say they understand why he’s afraid.

Christianity is the world’s most persecuted religion, the European Parliament recently declared, using the term ‘Christianophobia’ in a formal resolution for the first time.

For Iranian women's soccer players, competing at Australia's Asia Cup was never just about the game — it became a moment of impossible choice between personal freedom and the lives of everyone they love.

Jennifer Sey lost her career, friends, and city for speaking out against COVID lockdowns — and she's made a documentary so history won't repeat itself.

A declassified intelligence memo alleges Chinese operatives accessed US voter registration data in 2020, raising concerns about election security and fuelling debate over the SAVE America Act.

Former Australian of the Year Grace Tame faces mounting backlash after leading a controversial pro-Palestinian chant, raising serious questions about accountability and the limits of free speech.

South Australian Labor's silence on Christian concerns risks a backlash at the Upper House ballot box — and the Christian vote still has real power to shape this election.

Several special guests, with expertise in politics, law and family policy, spoke clearly and powerfully about the importance of Christians to freely live out their faith at the webinar launch of the Australian Christian Freedom Index.

Exploring the historical, legal, and political foundations of Israel's legitimacy, this article examines how modern delegitimisation efforts intersect with antisemitism and the ongoing Israeli-Palestinian conflict.

A visit to Tasmania's infamous Sarah Island uncovers how anti-religious bias can distort history — and why the real record of faith in Australia deserves a second look.

Albanese's government stumbled into doing the right thing by the Iranian women's soccer team — but only after Trump, social media, and public pressure forced their hand. Three wins, zero grace.

The Allan government spent $22.5 million on just 80 cultural burns. CFA volunteers treated six times more land last year — essentially for free.

QCAT has overturned the dismissal of a vilification complaint against Lyle Shelton, reviving a long-running free speech case and reigniting debate over how Australia’s vilification laws are applied.

If only the Iranian women’s football team were ISIS brides, our government would have pulled out all stops to help them. But rather than help to establish a violent caliphate, the Iranian girls used their tour of Australia to quietly defy an Islamic regime.

While courts were rejecting its charity status, Equality Australia was already collecting tax-deductible donations through a workaround arrangement. Labor then made it official.

Drawing on the wisdom of Thomas Aquinas, this article explores a biblical framework for immigration—balancing compassion for foreigners with the responsibility of nations to protect unity and the common good.

Truth has the power to heal and set people free. This article explores the growing issue of false allegations, their devastating consequences, and the importance of pursuing justice grounded in truth.

Australia’s first systematic report documenting legal and cultural pressures on Christians is set to launch in May at Parliament House, Canberra, and organisers are urging Christians nationwide to contribute their experiences through a national survey before the report is finalised.