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Robin Millhouse, the main architect of South Australia's abortion reform laws, expressed the burden he carried for being part of that reform. “I deeply regret that the medical profession — and the lawyers — interpreted the law too widely. It has become abortion on demand. I did not intend it to be that.”

In a world where the voiceless are often ignored, the unborn are among the most vulnerable. Over 80,000 lives are lost annually to abortion in Australia alone — a statistic that demands both our attention and action.

Our thankfulness to God for who He is, and what He has already done, provides a wonderful foundation for all the prayers we will yet pray.

We are the empowered ones to take up the battle to see an end to abortion. It takes courage and unity to not give up but to listen to the Lord’s strategy — to abide in Him asking for wisdom, knowing that the timing of the destruction of the enemies’ work is in God’s timing.

Last Wednesday night, the Canberra Declaration officially launched our 21 days of prayer and fasting for life (the unborn). Each year in Australia, about the same number of people are lost to abortion as all the wars we've ever been involved in. This is a tragedy of tragedies.

If there is a moral obligation for us to oppose abortion in more than word and thought, what deeds might satisfy this obligation? I would like to propose five simple steps we can take to socially and politically advance the cause of ending abortion in our nation.

There’s a local law in Carbondale, Illinois, that prohibits “approaching women outside clinics to advise of abortion alternatives”. A pro-life advocacy group has challenged this law time and again. The U.S. Supreme Court is considering whether it will hear the petition put forth by Coalition Life.

In anticipation of these 21 days of prayer and fasting for life (19 January to 8 February), the Canberra Declaration will hold a Zoom prayer meeting on Wednesday night (15 January). And you are invited!

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

Where confusion over sexuality abounds today, the Australian Creed brings crisp clarity to this deeply personal and vitally important biblical teaching. And the impact of the creed is growing.

In one of the final acts of his 55-year political career, outgoing President Joe Biden distributed prestigious awards to a bevy of left-wing activists, including longtime Democrat Hillary Clinton and billionaire George Soros, as well as pro-abortion rock star Bono.

This year, from January 19th to February 8th, we seek the Lord for His Mercy and Truth to flood this nation. We pray that so many in darkness will come to salvation and many in deception about abortion will come to freedom, to choose life for their offspring and raise them in the love of Jesus!

How can we reconcile the deeds of those supposedly representing Jesus Christ with the evil acts they ‘bless’ in His name?

Liberal pastors have taken to “blessing” abortion clinics, according to a report from The New York Times, inviting comparisons to ancient Israelites who erred by condoning child sacrifice.

No one is more politically engaged than atheists, a recent study found.

Convicted as a criminal for offering help to expecting mothers at abortion facilities, Kathy Clubb is an inspiration for us all.

Discover the dark alliance between Marie Stopes and Margaret Sanger — pioneers of contraception whose obsessions with eugenics and sexuality sparked rivalries, scandals, and an enduring global legacy.

With Christmas almost upon us, we would like to take this opportunity to wish you and your family a very happy and blessed festive season.

If the Queensland election is any indication, the issue of abortion is set to ignite fierce debate in the upcoming federal election next year.

Former long-serving Federal minister Kevin Andrews was remembered for his decades of selfless commitment to the country, his family and his Catholic faith, after his death from cancer aged 69 on 14 December.