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Aidan McLindon, a duly elected mayor, has been locked out of his own council and forbidden from entering the chambers where he was meant to serve the people. This is a test case for whether democracy still has any meaning in Victoria, or whether faceless bureaucrats and political operatives can erase an elected official with the stroke of a pen.

'Billboard Chris' Elston’s case against Australia’s eSafety Commissioner is a crucial fight for free speech rights.

The Rainbow Serpent has now been used twice in the past month as the central reason for a farmer and a local council both to be found guilty of breaking the law. Western Australians, thanks to the zealousness of certain parts of their government, now live under a kind of pagan law.

Sad and petty Tim Walz is cheering as people's retirement accounts drop in value, all because his political party is encouraging its worst elements to commit vandalism against the products of Tesla, an American company, to help tank the stock.

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese and Foreign Minister Penny Wong cannot claim to oppose antisemitism while simultaneously undermining Israel’s right to self-defence and security.

Billboard Chris has arrived in Australia to take on our eSafety Commissioner in a pivotal legal battle that seeks to defend free speech and expose government overreach.

All sorts of folks from a range of worldviews and ideologies are working through politics to see their values become dominant in our society. Christians should not be ashamed of sharing their concerns and hopes for a good society, one based on the goodness and wisdom of God.

I can’t get one Liberal or National to fight to overturn these anti-free speech laws so that no Australian is ever again subject to this sort of vexatious litigation. If we don’t have free speech, are we really a free nation? How did Australia come to this?

In a questionnaire sent to Australia’s top universities, the Trump administration has inquired how these institutions — which receive US funding — handle issues like climate alarmism, Christian persecution, Chinese influence, and DEI.

Six New Zealand churches and one chapel were fired-bombed last month. If all this is news to you, it’s not because information is scarce. It’s because left-wing standards don’t register attacks on Christians, Christian property, or Christianity as a hate crime.

Australian history professor and social critic Dr Chavura has offered his take on multiculturalism (not multiracialism) in Australia. Here are 10 points to ponder about its validity.

I recently spoke with Crows Ruckman Reilly O’Brien about Jordan Peterson, BLM, Welcome to Country, and the growing politicisation of the AFL.

An advertisement for Clive Palmer’s political party read, “There are only two genders – male and female.” Could the Newcastle Herald please advise us on how many genders exist? George Orwell, eat your heart out.

Too many Christian leaders in Australia and beyond align themselves with the cultural elite on sexuality, marriage and religious liberty in an attempt to remain "relevant". If Christianity is to regain its former glory, Christians must once again boldly affirm its core principles.

The drag queens who dragged me to the Queensland tribunal have just scored another legal leg-up. 

Activist groups are exploiting loopholes to claim sacred sites, undermining genuine cultural heritage and manipulating government approvals. The latest target: Mount Panorama.

President Trump told American children, “you are perfect exactly the way God made you”, during last week's address to Congress. He also reiterated his stance on removing males from female sports and vowed to lead the USA back to "the righteous cause of American liberty" "with God's help".

Why are so many males running away from their own masculinity? There would be many reasons for this, and sadly, the church is not exempt from responsibility for this. It, too, has warred against men and masculinity.

Sydney’s taxpayer-funded LGBTQ+ Mardi Gras have openly mocked Jesus Christ and Indigenous Australians without apology. Photos from the Saturday event show two men vilifying Australia’s Christian foundations, as well as over 40% of Australians who identify as Christian.

Insurance companies will have to do more than just price the risk of accidents, unexpected crimes or natural crises. They may have to start pricing ideological risk, especially when it comes from the left wing of the political spectrum.