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This week showed that we really are stronger together. As I wrote in September, no man is an island, and it’s heartening to see both men and women coming together to celebrate and support men and boys.

Kirralie Smith, a staunch defender of free speech and biological truth, faces massive fines and forced re-education for questioning men in women’s sports. Her battle highlights how laws and ideology are increasingly weaponised to silence dissent, redefine reality, and undermine parental rights.

New Zealand’s decision to halt new prescriptions of puberty blockers highlights a growing global reassessment that’s leaving Australia on the back foot.

In a world quick to claim rights but slow to accept responsibility, this reflection challenges Christians to live courageously, speak truth in love, and embrace God’s call to integrity.

The International Olympic Committee (IOC) is reportedly set to announce a ban on transgender women – by which I mean biological men – competing against females: a long-overdue correction that acknowledges biological reality and restores fairness to women’s sport after years of ideological pressure.

The NSW Government’s proposed LGBTIQA+ Inclusion Strategy risks embedding gender ideology across public life, FamilyVoice warns, urging a rethink to protect parental rights, free speech, and biological reality.

Dragged into a tribunal for defending biological reality, Jasmine Sussex’s case now tests Australia’s boundaries on science, speech, and whether experts can voice concerns without being silenced.

Young women, including Christians, are increasingly leaning left, but embracing biblical femininity and principled living can counter cultural pressures and restore God-given purpose.

Former breastfeeding counsellor Jasmine Sussex faces a court challenge for stating men cannot breastfeed. She vows to defend biological reality and child safeguarding in a landmark case.

Australia’s Sex Discrimination Commissioner Anna Cody, who is paid over $400,000 per year to protect women’s rights, stands accused of secretly targeting a UN investigator who insists international law defines women by biological sex.

At a time when governments seem to compete in political correctness, Queensland has shown genuine leadership. The Queensland Minister for Health, Tim Nicholls MP, reinstated the suspension of new prescriptions for puberty blockers and cross-sex hormones for children across Queensland.

We are excited to tell you that International Men’s Day is coming up on Wednesday, 19 November. The theme this year is "Celebrating Men and Boys". We are running an extraordinary global livestream on International Men’s Day with guests from all over the world.

Men’s health in Australia is in dire straits. On average, men in Australia die 5 years younger than women. Sadly, every day, 50 Australian men (under 75 years of age) and boys die from preventable causes.

In a recent popular essay, American cultural critic Helen Andrews warned that the feminisation of workplaces, academia and law presents an existential threat to civilisation. Is she correct? And if so, what is the solution?

Queensland children are once again shielded from life-altering puberty blockers and cross-sex hormones after Health Minister Tim Nicholls reinstated a ban on the drugs, pending an independent review due next month.

Author and feminist J.K. Rowling is leading an international chorus of outrage against an Australian parliamentary inquiry into stillbirth which has argued that men who have transitioned to become women should be part of the conversation around miscarriage.

Lia Thomas, the biological male swimmer who has paraded around as a “woman” and stolen numerous titles and awards from his female counterparts, is “unrepentant”, Breitbart News reported.

Over the weekend, I attended the inaugural Coalition Advancing Scientific Care (CASC) conference in Adelaide. Medical specialists shared their insights and action ideas to stop the harmful and experimental practices falsely labelled "gender medicine" in Australia.

Melbourne Archdiocese Catholic Schools (MACS) reportedly drew the line at a teacher's request to use they/them pronouns and to be referred to as Mx rather than Mr, and so now MACS is being sued for discrimination. This religious freedom case may affect all faith-based schools and institutions in the country.

Australian media and a small handful of politicians are finally shedding light on the appalling consequences of self-identification laws and gender ideology.