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A Canadian court has ruled that WestJet wrongfully fired a Christian employee who requested a COVID vaccine exemption.

Republican lawmakers are pushing a bill to update 20th-century obscenity laws, aiming to curb online pornography and hold the industry accountable for its social harms.

Arthur Stace famously wrote 'eternity' in chalk across Sydney streets. The Australian film, Written in Chalk, was first released in 2022. Now it's had its international premiere in Germany.

In his first address, Pope Leo XIV highlighted artificial intelligence as a defining issue of our time, and has signalled he will address its impact on work, dignity, and Catholic social teaching.

Following public outcry over a male student breaking girls’ sport records at a South Australian Catholic school, Senator Leah Blyth is calling for consistent, nationwide rules to ensure girls’ school competitions remain fair and biologically based.

Britain’s Prime Minister Keir Starmer has unveiled a comprehensive plan to drastically reduce immigration, tackling long-standing public concerns and marking a surprising shift in Labour’s stance on border control and national identity.

Joe Rogan has cast doubt on the Big Bang theory and declared he’s “sticking with Jesus” in a conversation about the origins of the universe.

The US Department of Health and Human Services has released a landmark report warning that 'gender-affirming' procedures for children are medically unproven, risky, and ethically questionable.

In an Australia first, the ACT Labor government is considering assisted suicide for patients who lose decision-making capacity — alarming pro-life groups who have long warned of a slippery slope regarding euthanasia.

New NHS draft guidance recommends screening trans-identifying children for autism and trauma, marking a major shift in policy following the landmark Cass Report.

Cardinal Robert Prevost has been elected the new head of the Roman Catholic Church, taking the papal name Leo XIV. The 69-year-old American succeeds Pope Francis, who died last month.

The US has rebuked Australia for its censorship of ‘Billboard Chris’ Elston, in a hint that future trade negotiations could hinge on the Albanese government’s respect for free speech and democratic values.

Contrary to popular assumptions, Christianity in Australia isn’t dying out. Thousands are turning to faith amid disillusionment, personal crises, and a longing for deeper meaning — and older generations are leading the charge.

In a striking public demonstration of faith, more than 1,000 Australians were baptised in open-air mass baptisms across Melbourne and Perth on Good Friday, as Aussie churches united to proclaim new life in Christ.

An explosive new report challenges official data, showing that real-world use of the abortion drug mifepristone leads to serious complications in more than 10% of cases.

A new population-level study from the Czech Republic has found significantly lower conception rates among women who received the COVID-19 injection — a link once dismissed by Australian regulators and media as a conspiracy theory.

A new survey shows Americans are growing sceptical of censorship — but over half still support silencing “false” online content.

The Presbyterian Church (USA) has closed its mission agency, laying off nearly all missionaries and ending a centuries-old tradition of global gospel outreach. Find out what's behind the sweeping change.

Border catch and releases have dropped 99.99% under Trump. Here’s what’s driving this stunning turnaround.

Vatican officials have announced that Pope Francis died early on Easter Monday at the age of 88. Catholics around the globe are mourning the loss of Pope Francis, but his papacy has had a mixed reception.