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How would you feel if you were told that your child’s school, through the Education Department, was obliged to teach children that they could be born in the wrong body and that babies were ‘assigned’ their sex at birth?

Alexis de Tocqueville’s warnings about Islam and democracy raise uncomfortable questions about religious authority, political power, Western freedoms, and the future of liberal societies.

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.

Bishop Fulton Sheen argued Communism and capitalism share a common root—materialism divorced from morality. That affinity, this piece argues, explains China's persecution of Christians today.

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."

The ABC surprises with a balanced report on Gym Church, a Melbourne-born Christian fitness ministry now spreading nationally — exploring why Gen Z men are turning to faith.

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.

Mosques push for public loudspeaker calls to prayer across Western cities, but the adhan carries deeper historical and religious meaning than commonly assumed.

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.

A collection of G.K. Chesterton's sharpest one-liners — on faith, society, and human nature — gathered from decades of his writing and arranged for quick, quotable reading.

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.

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.