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A personal story from a Sydney high school reveals how multiculturalism unintentionally seeded anti-Semitic attitudes — and why ignoring the cost of mass immigration carries long-term consequences.

Our vocabulary now brims with "slavespeak" — words and phrases that, while sounding enlightened, are actually twisting our perception of the world. Time to free our minds and expose their true meanings.

Ronald Reagan’s deep Christian faith inspired his fierce opposition to Soviet Communism, and shaped his vision of America as a beacon of freedom with a divine mission in world history.

As Melbourne reels from attacks on synagogues and Israeli-owned businesses, a rare coalition of faith communities gathered peacefully over the weekend to reclaim the moral ground in a nation struggling against rising terror and intimidation.

Texas schools will now teach students the hard truths and high human cost of Communism, in a move praised for teaching children to “understand that while Communism promises ‘peace, land, and bread,’ it only brings oppression, fear, and death.”

Around 1,500 people, including Indian-Hindus, Persians, Christians and Jews, gathered in Parramatta to take a public stand against terrorism at the United Against Terror rally.

While violent anti-Semitism played out across Melbourne over the weekend, the Jewish community is left watching the PM play a game of anti-Semitic whack-a-mole using a pool noodle and a copy of the Human Rights Commission charter.

The World Health Organisation led countless countries to implement strict social distancing based on COVID-zero, which it now reveals led to increased deaths from loneliness. But if you think the WHO is admitting error and fault, think again.

Marziyeh Amirizadeh's testimony is incredible. She saw Jesus during her miraculous conversion, engaged in daring evangelistic endeavours, and later suffered heart-wrenching persecution at the hands of Iranian guards. Her story reminds us: there is great hope for Iran.

Australia’s eSafety Commissioner has been found out. Again. On Tuesday, Julie Inman Grant was rebuked for issuing an unlawful censorship order. Last week, she was named by the U.S. Congress for colluding with the international censorship cartel.

China's ambassador to Australia has kindly assured Anthony Albanese there is no reason to increase Australia’s defence spending. When a communist dictatorship tells you NOT to spend money on defence, it’s probably time to double it.

Canadian Chris Elston, known as Billboard Chris, has won “the most important freedom of speech case on the planet right now” against Australia’s eSafety Commissioner. The landmark decision overturned a censorship order against a post he made in 2024.

Despite ongoing media outrage, Trump delivered a blockbuster week — from legal victories to protecting kids to securing global peace — proving outcomes still matter more than noise.

Meet the New York City hopefuls vying to be mayor this November. Promoting criminal-friendly crime policies, state-financed abortion and taxpayer-funded therapy goats, it’s a buffet of bad ideas served with a side of moral smugness. What could possibly go wrong?

Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán recently passed laws to uphold the biblical definition of marriage, biological sex of children, and family as the nation's foundation. He is probably the most important world leader currently in the EU.

California’s Church on the Beach met on the sand for 18 years. But in 2024, it was effectively banned from doing so. Now the church is back after the local government acknowledged the ban was religious discrimination.

The push to ban children under 16 from YouTube and other social media platforms isn’t about safety. It’s about government control—and the death of online anonymity.

These hostages who returned from the Hamas tunnels underneath Gaza didn't all believe in God. But in the darkness, they discovered that God was still there amid the horrors.

Australian Christians Party's Maryka Groenewald championed the legal system and freedoms derived from our "Christian heritage that honours dignity, mercy, compassion and personal responsibility" in her bold maiden speech, declaring, "Australia’s foundations are solid, even if we have forgotten them."

Found in a humble donation bag, George Fife Angas’ 1726 Bible offers a vivid reminder of South Australia’s Christian heritage, and the faith that would renew our nation — if we let it.