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We humbly bow down in worship and adoration for he Lord's redemption, letting deep intercession flow out of our hearts for those trapped in the deception of believing that an abortion is the solution to an unplanned pregnancy.

From Sunday, 18 January to Saturday, 7 February, the Canberra Declaration will call for 21 days of prayer and fasting for life (the unborn), officially launching this prayer campaign on Zoom on Wednesday night, 14 January.

In his 2026 “State of the World” address, Pope Leo XIV condemns abortion, war fever and woke ideology, mounting a robust defence of conscience, free speech, religious liberty and the family.

Together, let’s start this year partnering with the Lord, seeking afresh His Mercy and Redemption in our National Call to 21 Days of Prayer and Fasting for the Unborn.

Cryonics and euthanasia may seem opposite, yet both reflect humanity’s desperate attempts to thwart death. And both reveal our deep need for faith in Christ, whose victory over death assures eternal hope.

When Christians join political parties, media hysteria predictably follows — as seen in The Australian's recent claims about a pro-life "takeover plot" of the LNP. Yet isn't grassroots participation the very foundation of democracy?

An examination of UK abortion decriminalisation, disability discrimination, and late-term practice, arguing it fuels eugenics, endangers disabled babies, and erodes ethical limits under the guise of choice.

Years of data, testimony, and firsthand evidence expose a genocide against Nigerian Christians—and a coordinated propaganda campaign working to deny, minimise, and obscure the truth.

"This doesn't feel like Australia" is how one tearful person responded at a memorial to honour the murdered at Bondi Beach. And, they're right — this isn't Australia. At least, not the nation we once knew. But there is hope in the midst of this tradegy.

The Bondi Beach atrocity, which was committed by a Muslim father-son duo inspired by the Islamic State, reveals Western nations must confront the Jihadi mindset festering within their boarders — or face recurring atrocities.

In the past few weeks, issues have risen over abortion and assisted suicide which raise great concerns about conscientious objection as governments push to marginalise pro-life positions.

A gunman has killed two and injured at least nine people at a Rhode Island university, including Ella Cook, who was allegedly targeted for her conservative beliefs. A devout Christian, she's been described as "a tremendous and bright light".

On the evening of December 14, 2025, as families gathered in Sydney’s Bondi Beach for a Hanukkah celebration, the illusion of Australia’s safety was shattered in a hail of bullets. Let Bondi be the moment the country wakes up.

Books change the world — and Canberra Declaration ones are no different. Plus, they make fantastic Christmas presents! Order your books no later than Tuesday, 16 December to ensure delivery before Christmas, and give someone the perfect gift.

Australia no longer has a biological definition of 'man’ and 'woman' in federal law. The Sex Discrimination Act must be restored to its original purpose: protect women — real women.

This week the Australian Christians party will introduce a pro-life bill to protect babies born alive after an abortion and a motion to ban puberty blockers for children into the WA Legislative Council.

Pope Leo XIV warns of a global “sickness” of losing trust in life, urging courage to welcome new life, uphold human dignity, and rediscover hope rooted in God’s love.

From New Zealand pausing puberty blockers to Monaco’s prince rejecting expanded abortion, and Australia’s social media crackdown to Senate double standards, recent events show that nothing is truly settled despite the prevailing ideology.

With Washington now classifying state-funded abortion, child castration, and coercive DEI policies as human rights violations, Australia may face unexpected scrutiny over practices that have long harmed ordinary citizens and gone unreported in our national media.

A bid to protect the religious freedom of faith-based aged care facilities in New South Wales was rejected in the Upper House on 19 November by 23 votes to 16. But the issue could be raised in an upcoming statutory review of voluntary assisted dying laws.