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The eSafety Commissioner has once again blocked videos of violent crimes against caucasians, Christians and conservatives, raising concerns over politically motivated censorship in Australia.

Charlie Kirk was concerned with the world around him and sought to transform it for the glory of God and the good of the people. Love compelled him to proclaim the truth of the Gospel. Now, Charlie Kirk’s life has ended, but his work continues with us.

After being sacked by Avant Mutual for his Christian faith and conservative views, Matthew Squires is pursuing a landmark free speech case that will test workplace protections for Australians nationwide.

In recent months, a disturbing pattern of governmental persecution of Christian pastors and political opponents has emerged in the once thriving democracy of South Korea.

Dr Stephen McInerney and Dr Stephen Chavura are senior academics at Campion College. And their careers are now threatened because of a left-wing media attack. This isn’t just about the careers of two academics at a Christian, conservative college. It’s also about whether truth is allowed in Australian public life.

Comedian Bill Maher has launched an attack on mainstream outlets that ignore Nigeria’s Christian genocide, where Islamist extremists have killed tens of thousands and displaced millions, in crisis largely hidden from global attention.

Staunch defender of medical freedom, Florida Governor Ron DeSantis’s latest move supercharges safeguards for informed consent.

The Australian Senate has just received bombshell evidence that over $100 million in foreign funding is driving coordinated campaigns to disrupt Australia’s coal, gas, and nuclear energy industries.

The eSafety Commissioner has refused an FOI request by The Daily Declaration after identifying 2,600 records relating to our ministry, revealing the breadth of government tracking of Christian groups online.

Emma Watson’s recent comments on the importance of loving people despite differences reveal a fundamental truth about disagreeing well and how to practise free speech with character. Here are my thoughts.

On 11 September 2025, the Hohhot Intermediate People’s Court in Inner Mongolia (a region in northern China along the Mongolian border) delivered a stark message: even distributing legally authorised Bibles can be a crime if done outside government-approved channels.

The assassination of Charlie Kirk is part of a growing pattern of left-wing violence. Condemning violence in general isn’t enough. We need to confront the false beliefs that inspire it.

An Economist/YouGov survey quizzed Americans on political violence, reporting that 20% of voters who identify as liberal believe that political violence can be “justified”, compared to only 7% of self-described moderates and conservatives.

As Australia prepares to ban under-16s from social media ban, Elon Musk’s X has warned of legal concerns, unintended harms, and potential human rights violations.

In an hour-long speech before the UN General Assembly on Tuesday, President Donald Trump rebuked world leaders for embracing nonsensical, self-destructive policies, and he urged them to follow America’s lead in restoring prosperity.

This is bigger than the Mater; it’s about whether conscience has any place in public life. If the Mater can be forced to violate its ethos or lose its funding, then no faith-based hospital, school, or charity is safe.

The very same year of Martin Luther King Jr’s death, the fight for racial equality was won after over a decade of fighting. And I truly believe that the assassination of Charlie Kirk is also the turning point for the USA—and indeed for the world.

It's an incredible time to be alive. On the back of this current church resurgence, the Canberra Declaration is praying and fasting this October for the Church to thrive and grow and for the release of the gospel across Australia.

Alphabet — Google and YouTube’s parent company — has confessed that Biden-era pressure led them to censor political content, and has pledged to reinstate banned creators and uphold free debate going forward.

Brett Sutton, Victoria’s ex-health chief once crowned ‘Victorian of the Year’ for his COVID crackdown, now concedes key restrictions went too far and caused lasting harm.