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ABC chairman Kim Williams denied any left-wing bias at the taxpayer-funded broadcaster just days before it aired a segment describing violent, sexualised harm against conservative billionaire Gina Rinehart.

A newly compiled public record shows four ownership groups took 53 percent of a $74 million taxpayer-funded subsidy grant now helping pay mainstream journalist wages.

An Islamophobia Education Taskforce and a national anti-racism framework for universities are among the measures the Albanese government confirmed this week, despite warnings earlier this year that Malik's recommendations would favour one religion over others in Australian public life.

Also known as “Uncle Lindsey” among the democratic Iranian-Australian community, Senator Graham was a man known for his relentless pursuit of democratic values throughout the world.

The Queensland government has failed for a sixth time to have a Christian’s religious freedom case against COVID-19 injection mandates thrown out of court, with a tribunal member describing part of the government’s argument as “difficult to understand”.

In an age of performative outrage, a UFC fighter makes a crude joke and it becomes national news. A comedian's one-liner ignites days of social media fury. Vice President J.D. Vance and Joe Rogan agree: America has built an entire economy around manufactured scandal, and it's poisoning our ability to have real conversations about real problems.

Rubio told delegates that far-left terrorism, long dismissed as a “partisan fiction”, has escalated into assassinations and coordinated attacks across the globe, and that the ideology behind the violence is a “poisonous resentment”, aimed at destroying what greater men have built.

The United States' election system is "so broken and so vulnerable that no one can possibly defend it" — so said President Trump Thursday night, as he released declassified intelligence alleging Chinese interference, ballot fraud, and a years-long cover-up by intelligence agencies.

Jillian Spencer, a Queensland psychiatrist suspended for questioning childhood gender treatments, has been cleared by AHPRA, as her hospital prepares to release its own statement.

In a sign of the continuing breakdown of religious freedom in Europe, Finnish parliament member Päivi Räsänen was banned by the U.K. from traveling to Heathrow Airport for a planned layover due to her Finnish Supreme Court conviction in March for authoring a pamphlet containing supposed “hate speech” toward those who identify as LGBT.

Questions on the environment produced the most lopsided results of any category tested, with every single model favouring climate concerns over growth. Removing one model’s “safety” layer moved its religion score from secular-leaning to neutral.

As tensions between America and Iran escalate, foreign policy experts urge discernment in distinguishing between regimes that keep their word and those — like Tehran — that operate through deception and aggression, a lesson as old as Scripture itself.

UK authorities are treating the murder of devout Christian and former British MP Ann Widdecombe as domestic terrorism.

Riding a wave of viral success from high-profile debates, biblical scholar Wes Huff will teach a new eight-part course on the Historical Reliability of the Bible through Dr. Jordan Peterson's Academy. The course will cover topics from canon formation to archaeological data and the historical Jesus.

Pastor Ezra Jin’s unexpected release from a Chinese prison reunites his family after years apart and renews hope for persecuted Christians still imprisoned under the CCP.

A major review published on 4 July has found gender ideology exhibits, explicit content aimed at children, and the Pilgrims framed as “colonisers” inside a taxpayer-funded museum built to teach American history.

Catholic Health Australia is urging urgent national reforms to tackle hospital bed block, arguing coordinated action across health, aged care, disability and housing is essential.

In a powerful address, Harvard professor Arthur C. Brooks has warned that smartphones have trapped Western civilisation — especially Generation Z — in a "left-brain simulation". This digital shift starves humanity of the right-brain complex experiences essential for purpose, love, and faith. He articulated three actionable steps to escape this technology trap, rebuild real human connection, and reclaim a truly meaningful life.

The ABC has at long last published a legal critique of the Giggle v Tickle ruling after years of biased coverage that included calling Roxanne Tickle a “transgender woman”.

Labor and the Greens have blocked two bills seeking to restore sex-based definitions to the Sex Discrimination Act, refusing even to allow parliamentary debate — an extraordinarily rare move that raises questions about the government's confidence in its own position on gender identity.