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Despite mounting evidence, therapeutic regulators in Australia and abroad continue to refute documented claims and dismiss concerns raised by scientists and health professionals over Covid mRNA vaccines.

The Canberra Declaration is pleased to promote 24/7 Prayer International, which is holding its National Gathering this March in Perth and Sydney. We hope to see you there!

While Western elites, politicians and media outlets all hyperventilate about the supposed problem of “Islamophobia” in the West, the real truth is this: throughout the world, the most persecuted religious group is Christianity, and it is so often mainly Islam that is doing the persecution.

In a move that would make Orwell blush, the Albanese government has reportedly attempted to strong-arm an American-based free speech social media platform, into handing over data on a user who dared to post something “offensive” about the Prime Minister.

For years, she dabbled in eastern mysticism, yoga and Judaism. But nothing prepared Nicole Shanahan for the spiritual warfare she experienced on the campaign trail — a struggle that led her into the arms of Jesus.

A Scottish grandmother has been arrested for breaking thought crime laws that abortion activists say don’t exist. Police arrested, then charged, Rose Docherty around 2 pm on 19 February for breaching Scotland’s abortion buffer zones, with her silent prayers and quiet protest.

Faith is the only sure foundation for a civilisation in crisis, Os Guinness warned at this year’s ARC conference in London.

At this very moment, the most dangerous place for Christians is probably the villages of Bishrampur, Ganeshpur, and Jhanakpur in the land-locked state of Chhattisgarh in central India. The terrors faced by Christians include violence, forced conversions, and social ostracism.

Australian senator Gerard Rennick is protesting new hate speech legislation, likening lockdowns on free speech to COVID-era overreach. Moreover, his new People First Party has tabled clear policies that will resonate well with Australia’s silent majority.

Tony Burke is facing intense criticism for holding mass citizenship ceremonies in Labor strongholds on the eve of the election, raising concerns about voter manipulation and election integrity in Australia.

The Democratic Republic of Congo is in shock after Islamic militants beheaded 70 Christians in a brutal church massacre.

Are we finally waking up from our lockdown and mandate nightmare? Here's hoping, as Robert F. Kennedy Jr. is confirmed as head of the world's largest medical agency.

Trump's approval rating is sky high. Are most Americans fools for liking him — or has Australia's propaganda press been covertly conditioning us to loathe the US president?

E-safety restrictions in the European Union could shut down EU access to Catholic prayer and contemplation app Hallow. If so, the EU would be following the Chinese Communist Party, which banned the popular prayer app last July, citing "illegal content".

J.D. Vance’s speech to last week’s Munich Security Conference was a masterpiece of MAGA rhetoric. His theme was that “there is a new sheriff in town” who doesn’t give a damn what you stuffed shirts think.

Trump’s shuttering of USAID has exposed how foreign aid has long been weaponised for sinister political ends.

We'll never 'Close the Gap' as long as we prioritise race over need. Indigenous funding needs a rethink — and an audit.

This Bill — which would alter the Australian Constitution to enshrine free speech protections — is urgently needed to protect a fundamental right that Australians assume they already have.

The central rebuke JD Vance delivered to Europe's elites is that their continent is only worth defending if its leaders abandon their current trajectory of ignoring the will of voters, persecuting people of faith, suppressing populist movements, policing citizens’ speech and thoughts, and imposing mass migration without the public’s consent.

In Australia, preserving a piece of history could be considered hate speech. Two history buffs are facing the full force of a 2022 New South Wales Crimes Act amendment, which prohibits the public display of material related to the National Socialist German Workers Party (NAZIS).