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National Forgiveness Week began with a small Aboriginal community choosing grace over revenge — and now it's becoming a powerful force for healing and unity across Australia, Fiji, Vanuatu, and beyond.

Despite a resounding No in the Voice referendum and widespread opposition to Welcome to Country, Labor continues promoting its agenda over that of everyday voters who want genuine representation in Canberra.

Australians are pushing back on Welcome to Country, with 66% saying they want to end the divisive ritual, and a further 23% wanting less of them. Instead of listening, the legacy media has branded them as far-right extremists.

Syncretism — the blending of Christian faith with secular ideologies — poses a serious threat to the Australian church. Explore how Indigenous spirituality and LGBTQ+ ideologies compromise biblical integrity and the warnings given in Scripture.

Both Richard Grant and Keith Windschuttle made vital contributions to the state of the nation and beyond. You two men will be missed. May we have many more champions like them to take their place.

We can’t trust the woke mob on education. The supreme function of education is to shield the future from avoidable ignorance. Yet the education system has fallen to its knees and bowed its head to the feet of chaotic tyrants.

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.

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

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.

Three years after it became universally acknowledged that Covid vaccines provide negligible protection against infection and transmission, the Australian Federal Police (AFP) has finally dropped its Covid vaccine mandate.

More than 110 churches were vandalised and some reduced to ashes in the moral panic that swept Canada over the fake mass grave scandal.

A West Australian landowner has been found guilty of upsetting an Aboriginal rainbow serpent. The West Australian Department of Planning, Lands and Heritage insisted that the law requires landowners wanting to cross waterways on their own land to obtain the Rainbow Serpent’s blessing.

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

Calling Australia Day “Invasion Day” ignores the harsh realities before 1788 and paints a one-sided view of history. Abolishing Australia Day would undermine the unity our forebears worked so hard to create, based upon a view of our history which is simply not true. 

We can be enormously grateful for Australia's Christian heritage this 26 January. Happy Australia Day!

Greenland is in the midst of a profound human rights dispute with the Danish government over, of all things, coercive population control.

There are narrow circumstances where Welcome to Country might have a place, but its proliferation in recent years has alienated a lot of Australians from Indigenous culture.

Our Prime Minister’s priorities are so wrong that he doesn’t visit a burning synagogue, but flies to Perth, has drinks with donors and plays tennis. It sounds like Nero playing the fiddle while Rome burns. Even worse, he denied playing tennis until caught out by a reporter.

It is a retrograde step by the Australian government to support a United Nations (UN) motion that effectively requires Israel to withdraw from so-called “occupied territories”.

There are some special events to honour William Cooper this 6 December. At the Israel and German embassies in Canberra, a plaque honouring him will be erected on the adjoining fence of the embassies, an amazing gesture of solidarity.