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Sydney Archbishop Kanishka Raffel has accused Senator Pauline Hanson of “hateful words”, igniting debate over radical Islam, free speech, and whether criticism of ideology constitutes incitement under new hate speech laws.

ABC footage exposes alleged ISIS-linked gangs targeting gay men in Sydney, reigniting debate over Islamic extremism, religious doctrine, and growing security fears ahead of the city’s Mardi Gras.

Family First has urged the Senate to block special tax-deductible status for Equality Australia, arguing the move politicises charity law and sidelines independent regulatory decisions.

Rupert Lowe launches Restore Britain with an unapologetically Christian platform, vowing cultural restoration, mass deportations and bold defence of Western values — even at political cost.

After Pauline Hanson reignites debate, this piece examines what defines a “good Muslim”, exploring faith, apathy, radicalisation and the challenge facing Western nations.

In the early stages of the women’s movement, one man advocating for women and girls was worth ten women. In today’s gynocentric world, one woman advocating for men and boys is worth ten men doing the same.

A sharp critique of media language on gender identity, arguing that when words are bent to fit ideology, clarity collapses — and with it, public trust and eventually, civilisation.

Encouraging parents to take up their God-given responsibility (Ephesians 6:4) to diligently oversee the education of their children, both in the home and in formal educational settings.

A sweeping study suggests the real divide between Left and Right lies not in policy, but in how each orders empathy — from family and nation to all humanity.

Australia’s recent unrest reveals a fading Christian moral consensus. As anti-Semitism rises and institutions drift, believers must reckon with a culture no longer breathing the “Christian air” they assumed.

Anthony Albanese demands answers after New South Wales police disrupted Muslim prayers during a Sydney CBD riot, sparking debate over religious freedom, public order, political double standards, and who sets the rules in Australia’s streets.

Ten people are dead after a mass shooting by transgender-identifying Jesse van Rootselaar at Tumbler Ridge Secondary School in British Columbia, Canada, with police investigating motives as the small community grapples with shock and grief.

The removal of the Pride flag from Stonewall National Monument has ignited national debate in the USA, with critics decrying erasure and supporters defending neutrality on public land.

New South Wales Police defend their firm response to pro-Hamas protesters in Sydney, saying officers lawfully cleared escalating unrest while balancing security, public safety and religious sensitivities.

Indigenous Friends of Israel states that Grace Tame should be stripped of her Australian of the Year award. Her anti-Israel protest chant incited violence and promoted dangerous rhetoric.

As political grandstanding overshadows competition at the Winter Olympics, some Olympians seem more eager to air grievances than chase gold—testing fans’ patience and the purpose of the Games.

From Bud Light’s backlash to a corporate exodus, the Human Rights Campaign’s once-feared LGBT equality index is collapsing under consumer pressure and a widening revolt against woke capitalism.

Andrew Hastie’s vote on the antisemitism bill is defended as principled pragmatism—achieving the least harmful outcome, protecting core freedoms, and showing real political courage amid misinformed backlash.

A look at how crowds are steered toward quick, emotional choices in times of crisis — and why this pattern keeps repeating through history, from the jeering crowd at Christ's crucifixion to the anti-ICE raids in Minnesota.

A landmark malpractice verdict exposes the harms of so-called “gender-affirming care”, vindicating a young woman’s justice and accelerating accountability for doctors who medically harm vulnerable children.